This commit introduces a more reliable and consistent approach to setting up the development environment using backups: - Add setup-from-backup.sh script for environment setup from existing backups - Standardize script naming and organization - Move obsolete scripts to bin/obsolete directory - Update documentation with new workflow instructions - Create migration guide for transitioning to new workflow - Update Memory Bank with workflow improvements The new workflow provides: - More reliable environment setup - Faster setup process - Offline development capability - Consistent development environments across team members Breaking changes: - setup-dev.sh is replaced by setup-from-backup.sh - sync-and-setup.sh is replaced by separate scripts - verify-with-wpcli.sh is no longer used Migration path is documented in MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
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Progress
This file tracks the project's progress using a task list format. 2025-03-26 11:12:00 - Updated with development environment workflow improvements
Completed Tasks
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Development Environment Setup
- Docker configuration ✓
- WordPress (PHP 8.1-FPM) container
- Nginx container
- MariaDB container
- phpMyAdmin container
- Environment scripts ✓
- setup-from-backup.sh (new)
- sync-production.sh
- verify-dev.sh
- verify-simple.sh
- manage-db.sh
- run-tests.sh
- cleanup.sh
- logs.sh
- Configuration files ✓
- docker-compose.yml
- Dockerfile
- nginx configuration
- PHP-FPM configuration
- WordPress configuration
- Documentation ✓
- Updated README.md
- Created MIGRATION_GUIDE.md
- Updated testing.md
- Marked dev_env_proposal.md as superseded
- Docker configuration ✓
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Development Environment Workflow ✓
- Implemented backup-based workflow
- Created script for setting up from backups
- Standardized script naming and organization
- Improved error handling and verification
- Created comprehensive documentation
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WordPress Core Setup
- Basic installation ✓
- Database configuration ✓
- wp-config.php setup ✓
- Site URL configuration ✓
- Admin access setup ✓
- Debug mode configuration ✓
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Core Plugin Structure
- Basic plugin architecture implemented ✓
- Core classes created ✓
- Plugin.php - Main plugin controller
- Activator.php - Plugin activation handler
- Deactivator.php - Plugin deactivation handler
- Autoloader implemented ✓
- Plugin hooks and filters set up ✓
Current Tasks
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WordPress Integration Analysis
- Document available WordPress hooks
- Map The Events Calendar extension points
- Identify reusable components
- Plan custom functionality needs
- Design integration patterns
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Trainer Role Implementation
- Define hvac_trainer role
- Configure custom capabilities:
- manage_hvac_events
- edit_hvac_profile
- view_hvac_dashboard
- manage_attendees
- email_attendees
- Set up event-specific capabilities
- Implement role management system
- Create role activation/deactivation handlers
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Testing Framework Implementation
- Set up Playwright testing framework
- Configure test types:
- Unit tests for custom logic
- Integration tests for WordPress hooks
- E2E tests for user journeys
- Implement test utilities
- Set up test data management
- Configure CI/CD integration
Next Steps
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Complete Development Environment
- Implement SSL support
- Enhance test data management
- Improve CI/CD integration
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Role and Capability Implementation
- Implement role creation/management
- Set up capability restrictions
- Create role assignment system
- Develop access control handlers
- Test role functionality
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WordPress Integration Implementation
- Extend WordPress user roles
- Implement The Events Calendar hooks
- Create necessary template overrides
- Set up custom post types (if needed)
- Configure plugin settings
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Begin Phase 1 Features
- Implement trainer dashboard
- Create event management interface
- Develop event summary views
- Implement attendee management
- Create reporting system
2025-03-26 11:12:00 - Progress updated with development environment workflow improvements