WordPress Development Asked on November 14, 2021
Before I start: I’m not sure if this is feasible so any guidance, suggestions, criticisms are welcome.
I’m looking for an easy way to deploy my WordPress theme code from my development environment (local computer running WAMP) to my staging and production environments (both are hosted servers). The ideal workflow I am looking for would utilize Apache Subversion as my source code repo and would look like this:
Nice to have:
If this doesn’t exist, I’m thinking about developing a plug-in that will achieve the above. The key is that everything happens directly through the WordPress Admin panel. Using the command line on each server is not an option for me.
Too late, not implementing all requested functionality, require some actions-in-the-middle (between commit to SVN and checking for update on WP), but:
Own Wordpress update-server, reachable from WP-Admin side
In short: * Solution for creating own Plugins/Themes update server (themes/plugins from this server can coexist in WordPress with extensions from default WP location) * API-server and update-server may share the same host or work from different (TBT!) * Updates distributed as zip-files from common updates-location * Updating (adding new) distributed extension require changes in api/packages.php file in order to inform clients about published update
Two latest point means, that developer of distributed over server content can not only commit and relax, SVN-repository have to have some type of (smart) post-commit hook, which will be able
Answered by Lazy Badger on November 14, 2021
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