Change the document directory structure

Remove directory "sites\all" to "extend",
Create a new extend directory in the root directory！
This will enable more people to understand it

\core   ----------------- core software, you do not need to backup
\extend   -------------- software, third-party extension, if necessary, you can backup
\profiles  -------------- installation and configuration process, you do not need to backup it
\sites   ----------------- data of your website, if you need backup, so it must be the

Using this structure, make it easier for people to operate its data！

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coleman.sean.c’s picture

coleman.sean.c commented

sites/all makes a lot more sense when you are working with drupal's multisite capability:

sites/example.sites.php -- Introduces the idea of multi-site capability
sites/sites.php ---------- Copied and pasted
sites/foo/ --------------- Files needed for the foo.com website
sites/bar/ --------------- Files needed for the bar.net website
sites/default/ ----------- Files for when sites.php can't work out what to display
sites/all/ --------------- Files always needed for every website

Renaming it to extend makes that bit of logic less obvious.

aspilicious’s picture

aspilicious commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

marking as a duplicate of #1724252: Allow and encourage top-level directories instead of /sites/all/* directories :D

lpalgarvio’s picture

lpalgarvio commented
Status: Closed (duplicate) » Active

multi-site is used by a very small user base.

the idea provided by joray makes more sense.
it was similar discussed in other issues, but ultimately D8 is having all directories inside /sites/all moved to the root

see #1724252: Allow and encourage top-level directories instead of /sites/all/* directories

lpalgarvio’s picture

lpalgarvio commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

ooops, i changed status by mistake

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lpalgarvio commented
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