Pushing your application code into your Code Studio project¶

Prerequisites:

• Configure a Code Studio project.
• Get a personal development workspace such as Cloud IDE or Lando, or DDev.

To push Drupal application code into your Code Studio project, use one of the following options:

• Option 1: Pushing code through an existing application repository
• Option 2: Pushing code through a new Drupal or Node.js application repository

Option 1: Pushing code through an existing application repository¶

Prerequisites:

• For Drupal projects:
  • Composer to manage your application dependencies
  • PHP version 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 or 8.4
• For Node.js projects:
  • Node.js version 18 or 20
  • Node Package Manager (NPM) to manage your application dependencies
• Clone your application code on your local machine or on Cloud IDE.

To push an existing Drupal application repository into Code Studio:

1. Navigate to the Drupal project directory on your local machine or on Cloud IDE:

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   cd <git-repository-path>                                                   

2. Add a new remote based on your requirement:

   • To use multiple remotes to manage the repository, add your repository to remote with the name codestudio:

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     git remote add codestudio https://code.acquia.com/[gitlab-group]/[gitlab-project-name].git                                                                        

   • To use only Code Studio to manage the repository, add your repository to remote with the name origin:

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     git remote add origin https://code.acquia.com/[gitlab-group]/[gitlab-project-name].git                                                                       

3. Push the code from the project root to Code Studio:

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   git add .
   git commit -m "Installed site"
   git push <REMOTE> <BRANCHNAME>                                                                

4. Ensure that your development environment has the database and files for the installed site:

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   acli push:db
   acli push:files
   

   Code Studio is ready to manage your site.

Option 2: Pushing code through a new Drupal or Node.js application repository¶