config

An effective method of using Config Split

Published June 7, 2020
If you use Drupal 8's configuration system, then you know that one of the trickiest parts of using it effectively is managing configuration on a per-environment basis. Luckily, the Config Split module makes it easy to manage different configurations in different environments, but how to set it up properly isn't always readily apparent. In this blog post, I'll provide one method for setting up Config Split in an efficient manner, with splits for local, remote development, and production environments. The goal is to be able to set things up right the first time, without having to worry about manually enabling/disabling

Hitting Drush Memory Limit

Published August 6, 2010

We love Drush, Drupal's all-purpose command-line tool, for people who can't stand checkboxes. It's fast, efficient, plays nicely with Version Control Systems like CVS, SVN and Git, and even cleans the kitchen sink. However, after moving our DrupalEasy.com site to a new server we encountered a minor snag. When trying to run even the simplest of Drush commands, we were faced with the following error:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 311296 bytes)