uninstalling and re-enabling modules every time we have a new migration to be registered is annoying.

To solve this we're going to add some Drush commands to our custom module to do the registration without uninstalling the module.

As time goes on, I imagine more and more contrib modules will make use of Composer dependencies. As soon as your Drupal site needs just one contrib module with Composer dependencies, your entire site needs to be managed with Composer.

In an existing Drupal site, execute drush make-generate drupal.make
Create a new Aquifer project.
Copy in that makefile.
At this point, you’ll need to bring in your custom code into the Aquifer directory structure
From there, aquifer build should generate a build directory that looks just like your existing docroot. After testing it thoroughly, you can use Aquifer Git to deploy your project to the existing repo for deployment.

In an existing Drupal site, execute drush make-generate drupal.make
Create a new Aquifer project.
Copy in that makefile.
At this point, you’ll need to bring in your custom code into the Aquifer directory structure
From there, aquifer build should generate a build directory that looks just like your existing docroot. After testing it thoroughly, you can use Aquifer Git to deploy your project to the existing repo for deployment.

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