Makefile command for seeding a db instead of install

[johndwells]

At a minimum something like this:

install: up build
  ddev exec php craft setup/app-id \
    $(filter-out $@,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
  ddev exec php craft setup/security-key \
    $(filter-out $@,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
  ddev import-db --src=seed.sql
  ddev exec php craft up

But it might be cool to modify install to accept a flag? e.g. install --seed=snapshot.sql

[johndwells]

It might also be worth calling ddev exec php craft project-config/write so that the files can be committed.

[johndwells]

My original comment was terrible and not accurate. Here's more what I think will work:

seed: up build
  ddev exec php craft setup/app-id \
    $(filter-out $@,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
  ddev exec php craft setup/security-key \
    $(filter-out $@,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
  ddev import-db --src=seed.sql
  ddev exec php craft up
  ddev exec php craft project-config/write

Still need to figure out how to pass the filename/path of the SQL file in as a flag when calling it. Then I can explore how to integrate it into the install command.

I do see value in having both - calling seed on an existing project can "reset" it to a new state, so can be called anytime, whereas "install" is assuming it's from scratch.

In which case, the setup calls in seed may go away and be incorporated into the install... Interesting things to think about.