I cloned my grav theme repository (https link) into app/code/user/themes and use it in one direction only by pulling changes with sudo -u www-data git pull to update the website.
The git-sync extension basically adds (automatic) pushing as well by initializing a git directory in the app/code/user directory.
Yes indeed, that's how I proceeded in the end. It worked fairly well.
BTW, I just came across the remote development feature of the Zed editor (https://zed.dev/docs/remote-development). Don't know if that could work in an app/code/ directory but if, it will make coding Grav easier.
@martinv It looks like Grav creates it's own backups by default there. You can change this in /admin/tools
The default is 5GB which matches your size! Technically, Cloudron already takes backups , so these backups are sort of redundant
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@girish said in Multisite Support:
@JLX89 not yet! I think when the Grav CLI is updated, it would be easier to test things out a bit more.
That sounds great, thank you!
The package was initially made by @jimcavoli . It seems he initially packaged with LDAP but subsequently removed it - https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/grav-app/-/commit/94f656384e6c808e5a2bbc59e944f587f5362382 . @jimcavoli do you remember why?
In my case I was installing the plugin via the webinterface.
To reset the permissions usually in all apps an app restart does this already. So maybe indeed a simply app restart fixes that.
