Hi!
Jan Bednarik wrote:
The way I do it is that I have 1 TYPO3 instance on my local machine
where I develop sites, so there's like 20 websites in one instance of
TYPO3 (before I create new empty). When I have the website done (with
only some content examples), I export to T3D and then import it on the
target server where customer then adds the content.
I can't imagine having separate TYPO3 installation for each website I
create.
I have separate instances for every site and for every repo. This is
really easy to automate. Making a site skeleton takes 2-3 minutes when
you have a template for it.
Depending on the customer I either clone/checkout from git or export
files. Database is transferred through the SQL file. Files are synced
with rsync.
When developing, git flow is a big help because it makes handling
releases and hotfixes easy.
--
Dmitry Dulepov
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