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After running composer update my Drupal installation gets updated. But I'm tired of manually editing my .htaccess file each time. How can I correctly patch it?






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          In the scripts section of your composer.json file, use the following:



          "post-drupal-scaffold-cmd": [
           "patch -p0 < patches/htaccess.patch"
          ]


          (this requires "drupal-composer/drupal-scaffold" in your require section)






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          • Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
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          In the scripts section of your composer.json file, use the following:



          "post-drupal-scaffold-cmd": [
           "patch -p0 < patches/htaccess.patch"
          ]


          (this requires "drupal-composer/drupal-scaffold" in your require section)






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          • Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
            – leymannx
            1 hour ago














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          In the scripts section of your composer.json file, use the following:



          "post-drupal-scaffold-cmd": [
           "patch -p0 < patches/htaccess.patch"
          ]


          (this requires "drupal-composer/drupal-scaffold" in your require section)






          share|improve this answer




















          • Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
            – leymannx
            1 hour ago












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          In the scripts section of your composer.json file, use the following:



          "post-drupal-scaffold-cmd": [
           "patch -p0 < patches/htaccess.patch"
          ]


          (this requires "drupal-composer/drupal-scaffold" in your require section)






          share|improve this answer












          In the scripts section of your composer.json file, use the following:



          "post-drupal-scaffold-cmd": [
           "patch -p0 < patches/htaccess.patch"
          ]


          (this requires "drupal-composer/drupal-scaffold" in your require section)







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          • Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
            – leymannx
            1 hour ago
















          • Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
            – leymannx
            1 hour ago















          Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
          – leymannx
          1 hour ago




          Using drupal-composer/drupal-project I simply added one function to its ScriptHandler.php that always symlinks me my own .htaccess from the composer root dir as post-install-cmd and post-update-cmd into the web root dir.
          – leymannx
          1 hour ago

















           

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