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<?php

/**
 * Scenario: We just added a new content entity via drush generate entity:content. We want to install it.
 * The module was already enabled, so we can easily install it with 2 lines.
 */
function superentity_demo_update_8001()
{
    $entity_type_manager = \Drupal::entityTypeManager();
    \Drupal::entityDefinitionUpdateManager()->installEntityType($entity_type_manager->getDefinition('id_of_my_entity'));

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The question: What is the best way we can use Google API via a service account in Github Actions? Answer: encrypt the credentials and decrypt during Action w/ a configured secret.

• The credentials.json.gpg is originated from the credentials.json that can be downloaded from Cloud Console for the service account.
• Encrypt it via: gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 credentials.json - Note the password used, as it will be added as a secret in this repo to be used for decoding the file and accessing Google APIs.
• Update the credentials.json.gpg file in this repo using the contents of the newly created credentials.json.gpg, commit and push.
• The password used should be added as a secret, e.g. the GOOGLE_API_PW secret in the github repo

Then, in the Github action or script, call gpg to decrypt and write the unencrypted file:

#!/bin/sh

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      - name: Install Apache
        run: |
          pwd
          sudo apt update
          sudo apt install apache2
          echo "GETTING ADMIN PERMS SETUP"


          sudo adduser $(whoami) www-data
          sudo adduser $(whoami) root

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<?php

# If you have a SMTP setup, such as for example 'Postmark', where we have a config file `symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.postmark.yml`,
# this override would locally in Docksal make the Mailhog handler for what in prod is Postmark:

$config['symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.postmark']['configuration']['user'] = '';
$config['symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.postmark']['configuration']['pass'] = '';
$config['symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.postmark']['configuration']['host'] = 'mail';
$config['symfony_mailer.mailer_transport.postmark']['configuration']['port'] = '1025';

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To send mails to Mailhog on dev-enviroment:

• Add in settings.local.php:

$config['symfony_mailer.settings']['transport'] = 'smtp://mail:1025';

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Let's say you just generated a content entity with drush:

drush generate entity:content

(... you go through the prompts, and the entity is created in an existing, enabled module)

In the module's .install file, add a hook_update_N(), for example if you previously called your entity a_super_cool_entity

/**

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<?php

namespace Drupal\example_menu\Plugin\Block;

use Drupal\Core\Block\BlockBase;
use Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityTypeManagerInterface;
use Drupal\Core\Form\FormStateInterface;
use Drupal\Core\Plugin\ContainerFactoryPluginInterface;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerInterface;
/**

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<?php


// Get the default target_id for this field from the field settings.
        $default_target_uuid = $loaded_node->field_some_entity_ref_field->getFieldDefinition()->get('default_value')[0]['target_uuid'];
        $default_media_entity = $this->entityRepository->loadEntityByUuid('media', $default_target_uuid);
        $default_media_entity_id = $default_media_entity->id();
        // Check if is the default one.
        $photo = $loaded_node->field_some_entity_ref_field->getValue();
        if ($photo[0]['target_id'] == $default_media_entity_id) {

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cat hello.php | terminus remote:wp ${SITE}.${ENV} -- eval-file -

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Drupal.behaviors.mybehavior = {
  attach: function (context, settings) {
    $('#some_element', context).once('mybehavior', function () {
      // Code here will only be applied to $('#some_element')
      // a single time.
    });
  }
};