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Jon Goldberg, 12/27/2019 07:22 PM

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# Migrating D8/CiviCRM to Pantheon
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I ran into a lot of trouble migrating an existing D8/Civi site to Pantheon.  There were several reasons, including:
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* Pantheon expects the `vendor` directory to be in the `web` directory; the typical D8/Civi install prohibits this.
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* Enough changes to the typical D8/Civi setup that it doesn't pay to try to migrate.
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Instead, it makes sense to get a Pantheon site up and running, then simply copy the database over.
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First, follow these directions, which should give you a working D8 site:
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https://pantheon.io/docs/guides/drupal-8-composer-no-ci
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Then do this:
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* Edit `composer.json`; add all the missing modules from your existing site (including CiviCRM and Roundearth) in the "require" section.
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* Also: `"minimum-stability": "dev",` and `config.platform.php` should be 7.1.9999 (or higher, if not using TFA module)
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* Run `composer update`.
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* You must also remove submodules and `.git` folders.  Pantheon doesn't support submodules, and the *presence* of a `.git` folder makes Pantheon think it's a submodule, and it won't deploy any code in that folder.  So run: `find . -mindepth 2 -type d  -name \*.git` to find all directories that need deleting.  You can alsu use `find . -mindepth 2 -type d  -name \*.git -exec rm -rf '{}' \;` to auto-remove them (be careful!).
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 * If you DID commit any .git directories, you need to either a) revert, remove .git, re-commit, or b) move the folders (e.g. `mv webform webform2`), commit *that*, then move it back.
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* Copy your extensions into the extensions folder set in civicrm.settings.php.  Be sure to remove any `.git` folders here as well.
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* set Pantheon site to git mode, and `git push`.
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* Copy `civicrm.settings.php` from here (will provide file shortly) to `sites/default`.  Change the `%%sitekey%%` to something reasonable; also compare to your existing civicrm.settings.php (e.g. for profcond settings, overrides, etc.),  Also change the `$civicrm_root`:
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  -  $civicrm_root = '/srv/bindings/' . $pantheon_conf['pantheon_binding'] . '/code/sites/all/modules/civicrm';
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  +  $civicrm_root = '/srv/bindings/' . $pantheon_conf['pantheon_binding'] . '/code/vendor/civicrm/civicrm-core';
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* Remove the `packages/` and `bower_components` lines from the `.gitignore` in `vendor/civicrm/civicrm-core`.
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* Import your existing Drupal/Civi database.  They should be a single database dump, even if they were previously separate (since Pantheon won't support that).