This repository can be used to set up a Composer-Managed OpenSocial Profile Drupal 8 site on Pantheon.

Please refer to the official threads on Drupal.org for support requests and status of installation in other languages

• https://www.drupal.org/node/2826080#comment-11806379
• https://www.drupal.org/node/2832103

Read more about Open Social, the team and the process in Drupal.org featured case study and visit the dedicated project website on www.GetOpenSocial.com or follow @OpenSocialHQ on Twitter.

http://drupal.org/project/social

This project can either be used as an upstream repository, or it can be set up manually.

Create a custom upstream for this project following the instructions in the Pantheon Custom Upstream documentation. When you do this, Pantheon will automatically run composer install to populate the web and vendor directories each time you create a site.

Start off by creating a new Drupal 8 site; then, before installing Drupal, set your site to git mode and do the following from your local machine:

$ git clone https://github.com/lquessenberry/OpenSocialOnPantheon.git my-site
$ cd my-site
$ composer install
$ composer drupal-scaffold
$ git add -A .
$ git commit -m "web and vendor directory from composer install"
$ git remote set-url origin ssh://[email protected]:2222/~/repository.git
$ git push --force origin master

Replace my-site with the name that you gave your Pantheon site, and replace ssh://[email protected]:2222/~/repository.git with the URL from the middle of the SSH clone URL from the Connection Info popup dialog on your dashboard.

Note that this example repository sets the installation profile to 'standard' in settings.php, so that the installer will not need to modify the settings file. If you would like to install a different profile, modify settings.php appropriately before installing your site.

When using this repository to manage your Drupal 8 site, you will no longer use the Pantheon dashboard to update your Drupal version. Instead, you will manage your updates using Composer. Updates can be applied either directly on Pantheon, by using Terminus, or on your local machine.

Install Terminus 0.13.4 and the Terminus Composer plugin. Then, to update your site, ensure it is in SFTP mode, and then run:

terminus composer update --site=sitename --env=dev

Other commands will work as well; for example, you may install new modules using terminus composer require.

You may also place your site in Git mode, clone it locally, and then run composer commands from there. Commit and push your files back up to Pantheon as usual.