uninstalling and re-enabling modules every time we have a new migration to be registered is annoying.
To solve this we're going to add some Drush commands to our custom module to do the registration without uninstalling the module.
We're going to create 3 of them; One to delete existing configs, another to re-register migrations after they've been removed, and a third that does both so we only have to run one command.
- See more at: https://www.mediacurrent.com/blog/registering-migrations-drupal-8#sthash.KIQgDxKA.dpuf
uninstalling and re-enabling modules every time we have a new migration to be registered is annoying.
To solve this we're going to add some Drush commands to our custom module to do the registration without uninstalling the module.
We're going to create 3 of them; One to delete existing configs, another to re-register migrations after they've been removed, and a third that does both so we only have to run one command.
- See more at: https://www.mediacurrent.com/blog/registering-migrations-drupal-8#sthash.KIQgDxKA.dpuf
The Nano Wrench puts an entire set of wrenches and a screwdriver in your pocket. Smaller than a pack of gum, now you can carry a tiny set of functioning tools on your key ring.
The Nano Wrench puts an entire set of wrenches and a screwdriver in your pocket. Smaller than a pack of gum, now you can carry a tiny set of functioning tools on your key ring.
Digital Video, the makers of the 2D animation software Toonz, and Japanese publisher DWANGO have announced that as of March 26 Toonz will be made open source under the name OpenToonz.
Studio Ghibli has been using Toonz for animated features since 1995 when it needed to seamlessly combine digitally painted and hand-drawn animation for Princess Mononoke. OpenToonz will use the Toonz Studio Ghibli Version and include features developed for the studio over the course of their many years using the software.
Digital Video, the makers of the 2D animation software Toonz, and Japanese publisher DWANGO have announced that as of March 26 Toonz will be made open source under the name OpenToonz.
Studio Ghibli has been using Toonz for animated features since 1995 when it needed to seamlessly combine digitally painted and hand-drawn animation for Princess Mononoke. OpenToonz will use the Toonz Studio Ghibli Version and include features developed for the studio over the course of their many years using the software.