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If you need to overwrite live configuration (only after confirming you've committed any parts you want to keep) you can use ahoy for that too with `deploy-site-force`.
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If you need to overwrite live configuration (only after confirming you've committed any parts you want to keep) you can use ahoy for that too with `deploy-site-force`.
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### Drupal settings file management
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The Drupal settings files are also managed by Drutopia. On each deploy, the file is generated and replaces the `settings.local.php` that is on the server with whatever settings will match the Drutopia configuration. Therefore, in order to add settings, you must edit the vault settings using:
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```
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ahoy vault-edit
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```
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Look for the Yaml section for agaric_live, or agaric_test, as appropriate, and edit the php_settings_code section to add items to that site's setting overrides. For example:
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```
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online: True
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php_settings_code: |2
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$settings['super_secret'] = p@ssw0rd;
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$config['life.answer'] = 42;
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server_aliases:
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- agaric.com
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```
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## Code Hightlight.
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## Code Hightlight.
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The [prism.js](https://prismjs.com/) library was added in the site and can be used like this:
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The [prism.js](https://prismjs.com/) library was added in the site and can be used like this:
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