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Code Studio will automatically update your Composer packages, replace deprecated custom code, and submit those changes for you to review in a Merge Request with a dedicated review environment. When you’re ready, you can merge the changes with a single button click and our pipeline will send it off to production.

Your Drupal application will inherit Acquia’s configurable build pipeline, which will install dependencies, scan and test your code, create a review environment, and deploy straight to production when you’re ready.

Just run acli ide:share in your IDE's terminal. It will generate a link with a unique passcode granting access to view the Drupal application.

IDEs have a visual database editor installed, allowing you to interact with your Drupals database directly from your browser. Just select "Open Database Editor" from the "Manage Drupal Application" menu.

If you can do it in Acquia Cloud UI, you can also do it straight from your IDE terminal. Every Cloud UI button is powered by our Cloud Platform API, and every Cloud Platform API endpoint has a corresponding Acquia CLI command.

Run acli api to see the full list of commands that call Cloud Platform API endpoints.

No need to use Drush on your local machine. Just run acli aliases to see the list of environment aliases for your application, and run acli ssh [alias] to SSH into it.

Alternatively, you can run acli drush [alias] -- [command] to easily execute Drush commands on a remote environment.

To quickly restart PHP, Apache, or MySQL, use these ACLI wrapper commands:

• acli ide:service-restart php
• acli ide:service-restart apache
• acli ide:service-restart mysql

Just run gh for GitHub CLI. You can easily authenticate, check out pull requests, and more.

Acquia CLI's api:* commands return Cloud API's raw JSON responses, but you can easily use CLI tools to parse, highlight, and interact with the data.

Cloud IDE has jq pre-installed. Try out a few of the following commands:

• Finding the last three Cloud events for a given application acli api:applications:notification-list myapp | jq '[limit(3;.[] | {event, completed_at})]'
• Filtering out application details for an arbitrary sitegroup acli api:applications:list | jq '.[] | select(.hosting.id | contains ("thomas"))'
• Finding all Cloud environments for a given application acli api:applications:environment-list myapp | jq '.[].name'

Just run acli ide:xdebug-toggle to enable PHP's Xdebug extension. Watch this short video to see a quick demonstration.

Your contributions are welcome. Acquia CLI is open source and is written using the Symfony Console, a PHP-based library.

Run phpcs -i to see a list of all the available coding standards, and run phpcs [file/dir] to sniff any file or directory.

You may define scripts that will automatically run before and/or after any ACLI command. To do so, add a script to your root composer.json file following the naming pattern (pre|post)-acli-(command name with dashes). E.g., pre-acli-push-db or post-acli-pull-files.

"scripts": {
  "pre-acli-pull-db": [
    "echo \"I'm pulling the database now!\""
  ],
  "post-acli-pull-db": [
    "echo \"I'm done pulling the database!\""
  ],
}
                    

Cloud IDE has nvm and rvm pre-installed, enabling you to download, install, and use nearly any version of Node.js or Ruby.

Just run acli ide:php-version [php-version] to change the version of PHP inside of your IDE.