Application Launcher

As a website developer in Cloud Platform, be default you have access to three hosted environments for your development and deployment: Development, Staging, and Production. You also have access to a fourth, additional environment: the local development environment on your computer. Having a local development environment allows you to obtain quick feedback regarding changes that you make to your website, all before you commit code to the Cloud Platform code repository.

Using Drush when developing locally

When using Drush during website development, use the following argument with Drush commands to direct Drush to use the settings.php in the [docroot]/sites/localhost directory:

-l http://localhost/example

where http://localhost/example is the address of your website.

As an example, the following Drush command downloads the currently recommended version of the Acquia Purge module, while using the localhost version of settings.php:

drush dl acquia_purge -l http://localhost/example

Using Drush when developing locally

When using Drush during website development, use the following argument with Drush commands to direct Drush to use the settings.php in the [docroot]/sites/localhost directory:

-l http://localhost/example

where http://localhost/example is the address of your website.

As an example, the following Drush command downloads the currently recommended version of the Acquia Purge module, while using the localhost version of settings.php:

drush dl acquia_purge -l http://localhost/example

Using Drush when developing locally

When using Drush during website development, use the following argument with Drush commands to direct Drush to use the settings.php in the [docroot]/sites/localhost directory:

-l http://localhost/example

where http://localhost/example is the address of your website.

As an example, the following Drush command downloads the currently recommended version of the Acquia Purge module, while using the localhost version of settings.php:

drush dl acquia_purge -l http://localhost/example

Connect to the target environment using SSH.
In the command prompt window, enter a command similar to the following:
```
git clone trunk tags/2011-03-18 git commit -a -m "Created new tag"
```

Connect to the target environment using SSH.
In the command prompt window, enter a command similar to the following:
```
git clone trunk tags/2011-03-18 git commit -a -m "Created new tag"
```

Using Drush when developing locally

Using Drush when developing locally

Using Drush when developing locally

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