Level 4
Don't think with composer you can! I think you need to use GIT. Just reset it to the initial node.
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Apr 25, 2015
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How to Reset Laravel Projects to Start With a Fresh Install
Hi,
I'm constantly using one project for testing and most of the time I like to start with a fresh install. The way I have been doing it is by deleting the project and re-creating it but I was wondering if there is a simpler way to reset an existing project with a composer command. The reason I try to reuse an existing project name is so I don't have to map new ones in the homestead.yaml file and the hosts file.
Is there a way to reset an existing Laravel project?
What is currently your workflow when creating testing projects, do you reuse existing projects or you keep adding new ones?
Thanks a lot
Level 5
Ahhh yeah, I will try that, thanks.
Level 4
you can also do branches from the initial node and therefore you could keep lots of projects even if they are for testing. you never know when u need to revisit.
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Level 5
Wow, that's a cool idea, I never though bout that. Thanks a lot.
Level 70
It might be too late to response. However, I believe you can go with Via Laravel Installer process that can help you to make fresh installation each time.
laravel new blog this command create a new fresh laravel blog for you.
Its much faster than downloading via composer each time.
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@tisuchi It is what I use now, + php artisan serve.
laravel new blog + php artisan serve = Awesome
laravel new blog + Valet = Super Awesome
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