WordPress recipe, run deploy:vendors if composer file exists #25
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@gtrinkwon @AlanJIsaacson The WordPress recipe now should work. It auto runs composer install if the composer file exists in the root. It also has an install wordpress task. See the wordpress.md docs. It would be worth running through this at some point. This is a draft PR until it's been tested. No rush on that. |
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@AlanJIsaacson this should work now and can be tested on Peace Starts Here |
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Tested on Peace Starts Here and looks OK
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Auto-run deploy:vendors if composer.json exists in the project root.