Migration

3. Mayd Configuration

The configuration of the mayd bundles itself has also changed, this migration guide tells you which keys were added, which were changed and how to migrate your config from Mayd 1 to Mayd 2.

For all added keys, please take a look at the corresponding bundle documentation.

Core

  • removed project: replaced with the hosting bundle config

  • changed assets.css: renamed to assets.header

    • css renamed to header. You can now also mix different asset types here.
    • js renamed to footer. You can now also mix different asset types here.
  • features: unchanged
  • removed locales: removed without replacement

Files

  • removed file_browser_items_per_page: removed without replacement
  • added upload_storage
  • added image_sizes

Forms

No configuration available, so nothing has changed.

Mailer

The configuration has not changed from Mayd 1 to 2.

Pages

  • removed menus: replaced with your theme’s FrontendTheme::getMenuLocations()
  • removed slots: replaced with separate Slot classes / entities
  • removed page_type_routes: the path is now hardcoded to config/page_type_routes
  • default_website_selector: unchanged
  • added workflow

Redirections

No configuration available, so nothing has changed.

Rich Text

No configuration available, so nothing has changed.

mayd.yaml

While this feature might get deprecated in the future, it is currently possible to use a mayd.yaml file in your project (and for some features it’s the only way to integrate some things).

That’s why we list the changes to this file here as well.

  • changed routes: every sub entry can now either be a string or a {path: "...", priority: 1} map

  • changed assets:

    • npm_packages renamed to packages

  • changed entries:

    • Now there is a new level between entries and js / scss:

      • entries.backend.(js/scss) and entries.frontend.(js/scss)
      • The js / scss entries are no array anymore, but just a single (scalar) entry.
  • page_type_routes: unchanged
  • form_theme: unchanged
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