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Provide default if the variable is empty. #157

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The Problem/Issue/Bug

#156

How this PR Solves The Problem

It sets a default value when none is set.

Manual Testing Instructions

Trigger a Drupalpod creating without selecting a profile.

Related Issue Link(s)

#156

Release/Deployment notes

The "minimal" profile will be selected if none is specified.

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  • New Features

    • Added a default installation profile ("minimal") for the setup script when no specific profile is provided.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved the installation process by ensuring a fallback profile is utilized, enhancing user experience during site setup.

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The drupalpod-setup.sh script has been updated to include a conditional check for the DP_INSTALL_PROFILE variable. If this variable is not set, it defaults to the value "minimal". This change ensures that a default installation profile is used when none is specified, while the overall structure and functionality of the script remain unchanged.

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.gitpod/drupal/drupalpod-setup/drupalpod-setup.sh Added a conditional check for DP_INSTALL_PROFILE to set a default value of "minimal" if not specified.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
.gitpod/drupal/drupalpod-setup/drupalpod-setup.sh (1)

92-97: Consider initializing the default value earlier

While the current implementation works perfectly, we could make it more maintainable by setting the default value during the initial variable declaration.

Here's a suggested improvement:

-: "${DP_INSTALL_PROFILE:=}"
+# Default to 'minimal' profile if none specified
+: "${DP_INSTALL_PROFILE:=minimal}"

-# Set a default install profile if none was specified
-if [ -z "$DP_INSTALL_PROFILE" ]; then
-    DP_INSTALL_PROFILE="minimal"
-fi

This approach:

  1. Sets the default value in one place with the other variable declarations
  2. Makes the default behavior immediately visible
  3. Reduces code complexity
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.gitpod/drupal/drupalpod-setup/drupalpod-setup.sh (2)

92-97: LGTM! The implementation aligns well with the PR objectives.

The changes correctly implement a default "minimal" profile when DP_INSTALL_PROFILE is not set, which directly addresses the requirements from issue #156.


92-97: Verify minimal profile availability

Let's ensure the minimal profile is always available in the Drupal installation.

✅ Verification successful

Minimal profile is safe to use as default

The verification shows that:

  1. The minimal profile is used as a fallback only when no profile is specified via DP_INSTALL_PROFILE
  2. The profile is used with Drupal's standard installation command drush si
  3. The minimal profile is a core Drupal profile that's always available with any standard Drupal installation

Since this is a safe fallback to a core Drupal profile and preserves the ability to override via environment variable, the change is safe.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the minimal profile is available in standard Drupal installations

# Check if minimal profile is mentioned in composer.json or other configuration files
rg -l "minimal" --type json
rg -l "minimal" --type yaml

# Check for any existing profile-related configuration
fd -e yml -e yaml -e json -e php -e sh . | xargs rg "DP_INSTALL_PROFILE"

Length of output: 128


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the Drupal core requirements and profile availability

# Check for Drupal core files and profile configurations
fd -e php -e info.yml . | xargs rg -l "minimal"

# Check the setup script for profile-related configurations
rg -A 5 -B 5 "DP_INSTALL_PROFILE" .gitpod/drupal/drupalpod-setup/drupalpod-setup.sh

# Look for any documentation or README files mentioning profiles
fd README -e md | xargs rg -i "profile|minimal"

Length of output: 940

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