Pacemaker for Magento

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### Install Magento 2 Instance with Database Setup

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/install-ce

Installs a new Magento 2 instance, including database table creation and configuration. Replace placeholders with your specific details.

```bash
# create the magento database tables
bin/magento setup:install \
--admin-firstname Admin \
--admin-lastname Developer \
--admin-email <my@emailadress.com> \
--admin-user admin \
--admin-password admin123 \
--base-url <https://projecthostname.test>/ \
--db-host <host-ip-address>:<database-port> \
--db-name <my-local-magento-instance> \
--db-user root --db-password root --use-rewrites 1 \
--backend-frontname admin \
--currency EUR --timezone Europe/Berlin \
--cleanup-database
```

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### Navigate to Magento Installation Directory

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/install-ce

Changes the current directory to your Magento installation path. This is a prerequisite for subsequent Magento commands.

```bash
cd <magento-install-dir>
```

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### Examples: Processing Pipeline Steps and Displaying Details

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/cli

Provides examples of using the extended command structure to process specific pipeline steps by ID or to retrieve detailed information about a pipeline.

```bash
bin/magento pipeline:step:process 173
bin/magento pacemaker:pipeline:details 21
```

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### Example: Displaying Pipeline Status with Pacemaker CLI

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/cli

A practical example demonstrating how to list and view the status of all pipelines using a concise Pacemaker CLI command.

```bash
bin/magento pacemaker:pipeline:status
```

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### Install Pacemaker Import Community and Sample Data

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/install-ce

Installs the Pacemaker Import Community (techdivision/import-cli-simple) and sample data (techdivision/import-sample-data) repositories into your Magento installation using Composer.

```bash
cd <magento-install-dir> \
&& composer require techdivision/import-cli-simple \
&& composer require techdivision/import-sample-data
```

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### Install Magento 2 Community Edition with Composer

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/install-ce

Installs the latest version of Magento Community Edition using Composer. Ensure Composer is installed and configured correctly.

```bash
composer create-project --repository-url=https://repo.magento.com/ magento/project-community-edition
```

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### Reinstall Pacemaker Components (Composer & Bash)

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/migration

This snippet shows how to reinstall essential Pacemaker components using Composer. It includes various components like 'component-import-community', 'component-import-pro', and 'component-sap'. This is the second step in the migration process, ensuring only necessary components are installed.

```bash
composer require pacemaker/component-import-community ^3.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-import-pro ^1.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-process-pipelines ^1.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-import-pipelines ^2.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-order-export ^2.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-order-update ^1.x.x
composer require pacemaker/component-sap ^1.x.x
```

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### Basic Pacemaker CLI Command Structure

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/cli

Illustrates the standard format for Pacemaker CLI commands, including the base call, command, action, options, and optional arguments.

```bash
bin/magento [command]:[action|shortcut] [--option1 --option2] [optional arguments]
```

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### Configure Composer Authentication for Gitlab

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/faqs

This snippet shows how to configure Composer to authenticate with gitlab.met.tdintern.de using provided credentials. It involves creating an auth.json file with username and password, and then unsetting and reinitializing Git credential helpers to ensure Composer uses the local auth.json.

```json
{
    "http-basic": {
    "gitlab.met.tdintern.de": {
        "username": "ext12345",
        "password": "asaZIjkUIollKSADnrlm"
        }
    }
}

```

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### Reset Git Credential Helper for Composer Authentication

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/faqs

This command sequence is used to resolve Composer authentication issues on macOS by ensuring that Git uses credentials from the auth.json file instead of the system's keychain. It unsets all credential helpers and then reinitializes the global helper to an empty string, forcing Git to prompt for credentials or use local configuration.

```bash
git config --local --unset-all credential.helper \
&& git config --global --unset-all credential.helper \
&& git config --system --unset-all credential.helper

```

```bash
git config --global --add credential.helper "" && composer clear-cache

```

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### Extended Pacemaker CLI Command Structure

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/cli

Shows a more detailed command structure for specific operations within Pacemaker, allowing for more granular control over commands and steps.

```bash
bin/magento [command]:[step][action|shortcut] [--option1 --option2] [optional arguments]
```

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### Pacemaker CLI Base Call

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/cli

The fundamental command to initiate any Pacemaker CLI operation. It relies on the Magento CLI's 'bin/magento' script as its base.

```bash
bin/magento
```

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### Product Import Error: Can’t load product with SKU

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/faqs

This snippet provides a solution for the 'Can't load product with SKU' error during product imports in Magento 2. It involves locating the SKU in the `variants_xx.csv` file and ensuring the `variant_parent_sku` attribute is correctly set for variants.

```php
Exception: Can't load product with SKU "..." in /var/www/<my.domain.xx>/releases/0.16.0/vendor/techdivision/import-product/src/Observers/GenericSkuEntityIdMappingObserver.php:117
Stack trace:
#0 /var/www/<my.domain.xx>/releases/0.16.0/vendor/techdivision/import-product/src/Observers/AbstractProductImportObserver.php(56): TechDivision\Import\Product\Observers\GenericSkuEntityIdMapping
Observer→process()
```

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### Remove Pacemaker Modules (Composer & Bash)

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/guides/migration

This snippet demonstrates how to remove Pacemaker modules using Composer. It targets specific packages like 'techdivision/pacemaker-sap' and 'techdivision/pacemaker'. This is the first step in the migration process.

```bash
composer remove techdivision/pacemaker-sap
composer remove techdivision/pacemaker
```

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### SQL Error Handling in Magento 2 Imports

Source: https://pacemaker.met.tdintern.de/doc/references/faqs

This snippet addresses SQL errors that occur during Magento 2 imports, specifically when adding fields to standard tables. It explains that custom columns without default values will cause import failures. The solution involves ensuring custom columns have default values or manually providing values in the import CSV.

```sql
INSERT INTO catalog_product_entity_media_gallery
(attribute_id,value,media_type,disabled,modified_at)
VALUES (90,/w/p/wp12-blue_main.jpg,image,0,:modified_at)
```
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