Punya Ruchal punyaruchal

ID	Name	Email	Password	First Name	Last Name	Roles
1	Joe	[email protected]	joe123	Joe	B	administrator
2	rakesh	[email protected]	123rakesh	Rakesh	James	authenticated,administrator
3	jack	[email protected]	jack	Jack	David	editor
4	DD	[email protected]	dd@123	D	D	authenticated,administrator,editor

ID	name	email	firstname	lastname	Status	roles	Password
1	rakesh	[email protected]	Rakesh	James	1	administrator,migrationuser	rakesh@123
2	james	[email protected]	James	Rakesh	1	authenticated	james@123
3	dummy	[email protected]	Dummy	User	1	migrationuser,administrator	dummy@123

Download and unpack Drush in a local folder

/Users/myusername/drush

(I like to keep my apps together, so I put my drush directory in /Users/myusername/drush)

get drush from here: GitHub repo

https://github.com/drush-ops/drush

Ubuntu Bash shell home directory in Windows 10 (and Your Windows System Drive in Bash)

C:\Users\punya\AppData\Local\Packages\CanonicalGroupLimited.Ubuntu20.04onWindows_79rhkp1fndgsc\LocalState\rootfs\home\punya

Copy the code line into run address bar

%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Packages\

Useful terminal commands and shortcuts (Linux::Ubuntu)

Commands

sudo apt-get install <pkg name> install package
sudo apt-get remove <pkg name> remove package
apt list | grep <txt to search> search currently installed packages
xkill kill an unresponsive window w. mouse
touch to create file, mkdir to create dir
rm to delete file, rmdir to delete dir

Git Command-Line Shortcuts

A lot of my time is spent in Terminal and a majority of it is spent typing Git commands. I created a set of keyboard shortcuts with Bash aliases and functions to speed up my workflow and save me hundreds of keystrokes every day.

Git Bash Aliases and Functions

Git allows you to set aliases but they’re limited and only save you a few keystrokes (i.e. instead of git checkout you can type git co, but you still have to type git). Since Bash is Terminal’s default command-line interpreter, you can also set Bash aliases to reduce your keystrokes even further.

Here’s my list of Git Bash aliases and functions. To use them as your own, just add them to the file you store your aliases/functions. (i.e. ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc)

	dependencies:
	module:
	- file
	id: migrate_csv_articles_images
	label: 'Migrate Images for the articles from the csv file'
	migration_group: null
	source:
	constants:
	source_base_path: '/Library/WebServer/Documents/drupal/modules/custom/migrate_csv/assets/pictures'
	uri_file: 'public://images/pictures/'

	id: migrate_csv_articles
	label: 'Migrate articles from the csv file'
	source:
	plugin: csv
	# Full path to the file.
	path: 'modules/custom/migrate_csv/assets/csv/articles.csv'
	delimiter: ','
	enclosure: '"'
	header_row_count: 1
	keys:

	id: User_with_multiple_roles
	class: null
	field_plugin_method: null
	cck_plugin_method: null
	migration_tags: null
	migration_group: null
	label: 'User migration from CSV test'
	source:
	plugin: csv
	path: /Users/rakeshjames/Sites/migrationdemo/csv/demouser_migrate_multipleRoles.csv