setup-migration

Bootstrapping a Drupal Canvas migration project involves creating a standardized directory layout, reference files, and starter templates for content scaffolding and planning artifacts. Running the setup initializes plan, issues, state, and decisions structures.

Drupal Canvas migration prerequisites include having DDEV, Node.js, and npm installed, alongside a canvas directory containing the Canvas scaffold. The setup validates these environment prerequisites before generating the project layout.

A standard Drupal migration project layout includes dedicated directories for content, planning, and QA. It also generates starter templates, reference files for migration planning, and structured folders for plan, issues, state, and decisions.

Yes, the migration setup validates DDEV, Node.js, npm, and the canvas directory scaffold before bootstrapping. This prerequisite validation ensures your environment is correctly configured before it creates the project structure.

Yes, this generates planning artifacts and starter templates specifically for Drupal content migration. It creates standardized structures for plans, issues, state tracking, and decisions to help organize your migration workflow.

Drupal Canvas migration setup fails prerequisite checks when DDEV, Node.js, or npm are missing from your environment, or if the required canvas directory with Canvas scaffold is not properly configured before initialization.