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A document for the best practice in setting up a development environment for testing #10

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jonathanbossenger opened this issue Feb 8, 2017 · 3 comments

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I'm happy to start this document, but I need some guidance.

The idea being a 'how to setup wp-cil on a development environment for a first timer'

Considering things like LAMP. MAMP, WAMP, Vagrant (and possibly Docker) in terms of what people use for development environments.

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@jonathanbossenger I think this might make most sense as a couple sentences in the Setting up section of our pull requests documentation. Would you like to contribute a change to that effect?

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@danielbachhuber certainly. As previously mentioned though, I've not yet (probably due to lack of sufficient time) successfully setup a development environment. I guess what I'm asking is that would you or @schlessera mind if I ping you in Slack should I get stuck?

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I guess what I'm asking is that would you or @schlessera mind if I ping you in Slack should I get stuck?

Not at all. #cli is a good channel for any questions because you'll be able to reach whoever is around at the time.

As previously mentioned though, I've not yet (probably due to lack of sufficient time) successfully setup a development environment.

For WP-CLI specifically or WordPress generally? If the former, you should be able to reuse your existing WordPress development environment for WP-CLI development.

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