Update wp-env configuration #764
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Additionally the /themes folder is mapped to a local folder so that themes created and saved in the development environment can be easily observed.
Does this mean that in developing CBT, a custom theme may be necessary? Will the default theme not suffice?
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A default theme is fine to start with, however observing the themes that CBT creates/exports is important for development and this change allows for those themes to be easily observed (be that default themes, installed, created, etc). For example, create a new blank theme called "Blankey" in the dev environment, make changes to it and save it and you will see that changes in the new folder. Previous to this change I have to load the CBT plugin into another environment in order to see the files it's manipulating when saving/creating themes. |
Update wp-env configuration to use 'development mode' and to store themes in an accessible place for development.
with these environment variables set:
Things like patterns are not cached and other improvements that make sure the WordPress environment provided by wp-env is the best to develop in.
Additionally the /themes folder is mapped to a local folder so that themes created and saved in the development environment can be easily observed.