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It sure sounds like it's speaking with Claude's accent! |
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You say "DDEV’s pull providers are built around hosted platforms, and a VPS is not a platform" but... what about
I regularly use variants of the rsync example. |
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If your add-on uses |
…arify host-side SSH
This SSH into the server, grab the credentials, does the db dump and then rsync it back to the local dev machine, all in one command. I couldn't find anything else that doesn't need me going to the server and creating a mysql dump. And yes, most of it is written by AI. |
New blog post introducing the
ddev-sql-syncadd-on:drush sql-sync-style production-to-local database sync for any SSH-accessible server (Laravel, WordPress, Drupal, plain PHP), written as a user manual — installation, alias configuration, flags, platform handling, sanitize behaviour, safe-testing ladder, and troubleshooting.Rendered at https://pr-776.ddev-com-fork-previews.pages.dev/blog/sql-sync-ddev-addon/
The post states plainly near the top that the add-on was designed by me and built and tested with my AI agent under my direction, with a short closing section on how that worked.
Files: the post (
src/content/blog/sql-sync-ddev-addon.md) and its feature-image diagram (public/img/blog/2026/11/sql-sync-ddev-addon.svg). Related: my author-bio update is in #775.