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Current state of Configuration System (CMI) in Drupal 8. What it is for and how does it work?

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CMI: Death of Variables revisited
Roni Kantis
Thursday, May 16, 13

Roni Kantis
drupal.org: bfr
@roni_kantis
Druid Oy
@druidﬁ
Drupal Meetup Finland
14.6.2013
Program:
Sauna, terva and kossu.
Generously sponsored by the association and
KW Digital.
druid.ﬁ/meetup
Thursday, May 16, 13

Current state of conﬁguration
• 95% of Drupal development is done through UI
• Scattered throughout the database
• Variable table
• Custom tables and entities
• No standard format
• No API
Thursday, May 16, 13

Features -module
" Features is not a reliable way to deploy configuration
changes.
It was never meant to be. "
- Tim Plunkett
Thursday, May 16, 13

Problems with variables
• No standardized way to move between environments
• Cumbersome to manage environment speciﬁc conﬁguration
• Loaded on every request
Thursday, May 16, 13

So we killed it!
- No more variable_trololoo()
- No more Features?
Thursday, May 16, 13

Enter Conﬁguration Management Initiative (CMI)
•Conﬁguration system
•ConﬁgEntity
•States API
Thursday, May 16, 13

Conﬁguration system
• Automatically exportable
• Lazy loadable
• UUID in core
• Standardized API
Thursday, May 16, 13

Content vs conﬁguration
• Can you give it a default value?
• Would it beneﬁt signiﬁcally from direct sql-queries?
• Is it environment speciﬁc?
Thursday, May 16, 13

How does it work?
• Object oriented approach:
• BEFORE: variable_set(‘my variable’, $data);
• NOW: $conﬁg->set(‘my variable’, $data)->save();
Thursday, May 16, 13

$How does it work? • Configuration locations: • sites/default/files/config_{hash}/active • sites/default/files/config_{hash}/staging • Configuration files: • manifest.image.styles.yml • image.settings.yml • image.style.medium.yml Thursday, May 16, 13$

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