[Note: Previous experience with Drupal 7 but none with Backdrop.]
I am just beginning to develop a client's site in Backdrop. I set up a Dev site on the Linux-based host service I use for a person site. Eventually this will need to be migrated to the client's host service, which unfortunately is Windows IIS. What kinds of things might I encounter in doing that, and what steps will be involved to get it working there? If you can point me to some documentation that would be helpful.
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The Twin Cities participated last year and we'll be participating again this year. We're working on the details!
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@brad.bulger - Thanks for the suggestion. I'm pretty sure that your suggestion would work if the user has access to the staging directory. In my tests, I was able to add a config recipe to the site...
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I'm thinking about attending, but it's probably a long shot. If I attend, I'll be happy to help with booth.
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Wouldn't it work to put the new files into the staging directory, and then go to the Configuration management form? Or is the problem that that directory has other changes you don't want to import?...
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I see the conundrum now. Maybe the security teams can work something out between them. I see some people applying to become maintainers of the Drupal 7 modules, as well, which might help. Thanks.
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