@@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ Several details of your setup can be customized via environment variables. Set t
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@@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ Several details of your setup can be customized via environment variables. Set t
DRUPAL_CORE_BRANCH="9.5.x"# The branch of Drupal core that will be installed.
DRUPAL_CORE_BRANCH="9.5.x"# The branch of Drupal core that will be installed.
DRUPAL_CORE_SHALLOW_CLONE="TRUE"# Whether or not to do a "shallow clone" of Drupal core. (Defaults to TRUE.) See note below.
DRUPAL_CORE_SHALLOW_CLONE="TRUE"# Whether or not to do a "shallow clone" of Drupal core. (Defaults to TRUE.) See note below.
AUTOMATIC_UPDATES_BRANCH="8.x-2.x"# The branch of the Automatic Updates module that will be installed.
AUTOMATIC_UPDATES_BRANCH="8.x-2.x"# The branch of the Automatic Updates module that will be installed.
SITE_DIRECTORY="auto-updates-dev"# The path to the directory where the dev environment will be installed.
SITE_DIRECTORY="auto_updates_dev"# The path to the directory where the dev environment will be installed.
SITE_HOST=".test"# The path for Drupal's TRUSTED_HOST_PATTERN.
```
```
Note: A shallow Git clone is much smaller and therefore faster, but it removes the ability to do debugging operations such as `git bisect` or `git blame`. To recover these abilities, [you can convert your repository to a full clone after the fact](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6802145/how-to-convert-a-git-shallow-clone-to-a-full-clone):
Note: A shallow Git clone is much smaller and therefore faster, but it removes the ability to do debugging operations such as `git bisect` or `git blame`. To recover these abilities, [you can convert your repository to a full clone after the fact](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6802145/how-to-convert-a-git-shallow-clone-to-a-full-clone):
