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Add "Reset" functionality #15
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A reset button to drop the DB (via Deleting files gets trickier since it's possible to run into permissions issues. The fact that we can pretty much assume the current user owns the files helps, but I'd have to look into it. |
I think this would be really useful, but I don't think we should add any features to the app yet. We agreed the initial release would be super simple and I think any question of adding features that require changes in the actual app should be done as part of a roadmap rather than piecemeal. |
hey can i build this reset button? |
Sure - you're welcome to do whatever you like in your own fork, but it won't get merged now (it's not clear that we'll even keep developing this, and therefore feature additions are currently frozen), or possibly at all, depending how things go after DrupalCon Atlanta. So as long as you're aware of that, have fun! |
oh its ok i was actually trying to understand codebases of open-source companies. Solving or trying to solve it will make me understand codebases a little. No worries i won't annoy you with pr 😆 |
I think it would be great to have a "Reset" button in the app that would drop the DB and delete the site files. Maybe even recompose the Drupal setup to get the latest files? Not sure how that is done and if that is possible. (Maybe that would take a bit more time and require internet connection, unlike a local Reset would).
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