If you use Bedrock or another Composer-based WordPress setup, you’ve probably run into the same wall: premium plugins don’t live on Packagist. Every plugin that requires a license key, every theme you bought on ThemeForest, every paid plugin like WP Rocket or WPML, none of them play nicely with Composer out of the box. Private …
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Modify a 3rd party plugin without manually having to apply the changes after each update/deploy.
If you deliver a Bedrock website to a client, and you want the client to maintain the installation (perform core & plugin updates), you need to allow file mods: add Config::define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_MODS’, false); to /config/environments/production.php. The main problem with this approach is that it allows users not only to update WP core & plugins, but it …
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Bedrock creates a project structure which is way more maintainable than a normal WordPress install. It is easy to check in to version control and we can manage our dependencies with Composer. In this post, I will be describing how to automatically deploy your Bedrock installation from your local development environment to Combell using AutoGit. …
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