I have to use a VPN to access a private website regularly. Periodically I would join my VPN and still not have access to the site in my browser. The only that seemed to fix this was restarting my computer, but restarting your PC is inconvenient during the work day.
I finally found some Windows commands that work in correcting this issue.
ipconfig /release && ipconfig /flushdns && ipconfig /renew
It may not be elegant but it works.
I have been working with DDEV and enjoying myself. One annoying issue is the mounted drive becoming read-only associated with my WSL Ubuntu installation. I believe it's related to my company laptop going into sleep/hibernation and causing havoc with Docker that is running inside of Ubuntu and inside of WSL— I know, there are too many layers of virtualization. Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil at this moment.
I threw together a Powershell script that does most of my work. I created a new script named reset-ubuntu.ps1 and added this code.
Recently, I began exploring using Github releases. I quickly wanted to update a release tag attached to a particular commit. There isn't a tag-move command, so we must remove it and add it back. Additionally, pushing those changes to the different repos.
To remove the tag from the local repo
git tag --delete <tagname>
Example:
git tag --delete v2.2
To remove the tag from the remote repo
git push --delete origin <tagname>
Example:
git push --delete origin v2.2
During a recent project, a client wanted to do a blue/green deployment by switching from one Acquia Cloud instance to another. One of the biggest concerns was the transfer of about 230 GB of files. Here are the simple steps that were taken to make this happen.
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In the admin panel of Drupal 10, I encountered a peculiar problem. The form for creating new custom content was behaving unexpectedly—it was rendered in such a way that it extended off the screen, necessitating excessive scrolling to access the entire web form.
