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Changes the order of cache rebuild and database update commands in the task drupal:update, to match what is suggested in the corresponding Lullabot's ADR.

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This pull request refines the Drupal update workflow by reordering critical drush commands in the drupal:update task. The primary goal is to ensure that the cache is rebuilt prior to database updates, which is a recommended practice for maintaining system stability and consistency during deployments, as outlined in Lullabot's ADR.

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  • Deployment Process Alignment: The order of drush commands within the drupal:update task has been adjusted to ensure that the cache is rebuilt before the database update process begins. This aligns with recommended best practices for Drupal deployments.
  • Adherence to ADR Guidelines: This change directly implements a recommendation from Lullabot's Architectural Decision Records (ADR), specifically regarding the sequence of Drupal build steps, promoting a more robust and standardized update procedure.
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This pull request changes the order of commands in the drupal:update task to run cache:rebuild before updatedb. This is a great improvement as it aligns with Drupal deployment best practices. Running a cache rebuild first ensures that any new code definitions (like services or plugins) are registered before database updates are executed, which can prevent potential errors during deployment. The change is correct, well-contained, and improves the robustness of the update process.

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Thank you! Matches our ADR

@mrdavidburns mrdavidburns merged commit c777eb2 into main Jul 31, 2025
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@mrdavidburns mrdavidburns deleted the 876--cache-rebuild-before-drupal-update branch July 31, 2025 15:22
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