Syncing

Lando also provides wrapper commands called lando pull and lando push.

With lando pull you can import data and download files from your remote Platform.sh site. With lando push you can do the opposite, export data or upload files to your remote Platform.sh site.

Note that only database relationships are currently syncable.

Pulling

lando pull

Pull relationships and/or mounts from Platform.sh

Options:
  --help              Shows lando or delegated command help if applicable
  --verbose, -v       Runs with extra verbosity
  --auth              Platform.sh API token
  --mount, -m         A mount to download
  --relationship, -r  A relationship to import

# Interactively pull relationships and mounts
lando pull

# Import the remote database relationship and drupal files mount
lando pull -r database -m web/sites/default/files

# Import multiple relationships and mounts
lando pull -r database -r migrate -r readonly -m tmp -m private

# You can also specify a target for a given mount using -m SOURCE:TARGET
lando pull -m tmp:/var/www/tmp -m /private:/somewhere/else

# You can also specify a target db/schema for a given relationships using -r RELATIONSHIP:SCHEMA
lando pull -r admin:legacy

# Skip the mounts part
lando pull -r database -m none

# Effectively "do nothing"
lando pull -r none -m none

Pushing

lando push

Push relationships and/or mounts to Platform.sh

Options:
  --help              Shows lando or delegated command help if applicable
  --verbose, -v       Runs with extra verbosity
  --auth              Platform.sh API token
  --mount, -m         A mount to push up
  --relationship, -r  A relationship to push up

# Interactively push relationships and mounts
lando push

# Import the remote database relationship and drupal files mount
lando push -r database -m web/sites/default/files

# Import multiple relationships and mounts
lando push -r database -r migrate -r readonly -m tmp -m private

# You can also specify a target for a given mount using -m SOURCE:TARGET
lando push -m tmp:/var/www/tmp -m /private:/somewhere/else

# You can also specify a target db/schema for a given relationships using -r RELATIONSHIP:SCHEMA
lando push -r admin:legacy -r admin:main

# Skip the relationships part
lando push -r none -m tmp

# Effectively "do nothing"
lando push -r none -m none