- Option when creating a new site to automatically make the Laravel
schedule:runcron job. - Move a lot of the 'helper text' into tooltips. Less cluttered design, especially for experienced users, but still provides the info for those who need it.
- Move all of the 'create' forms into modals (or separate pages). Brings our list of existing sites or servers above the fold. Again, lends towards a cleaner UX.
- Similar to the Homestead
aliasesfile, allow us to define and save alias files, that we can can include on the server when we build it. - Allow us to define and save different deploy scripts, that we can apply to sites. For example, save a custom one for 'production' deploys, and one for 'staging' deploys.
-
autocomplete="one-time-code"for 2FA token on login. - Deploy script variables. {{ sha }}
- Add alias 'Sites'. A domain that points to another project folder. Essentially what this comes down to (I think) is allowing us to override the base part of the ng
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