Andrew Fletcher published: 6 October 2022 1 minute read
This is a relatively quick process, beginning with dropping the database tables
lando drush sql-drop -y
Import a MySQL database
lando db-import {filename}
such as
lando db-import riverdev.2022-10-03-1664769553.sql.gz
Rebuild cache
lando drush cr
Finally, export your config
lando drush cex
If you know your MySQL filename, you can always chain these commands:
lando drush sql-drop -y && lando db-import riverdev.2022-10-03-1664769553.sql.gz && lando drush cr && lando drush cex
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