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@@ -11,7 +11,24 @@ To make a **clone of an existing application**, we provide the **Clone Account**
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This feature is extremely useful to quickly copy your production environment to a staging environment or vice versa!
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Here’s how to do it:
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## What gets copied?
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What this function copies:
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- User files, symlinks and their permissions.
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- Database.
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What this function does not do:
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- Update credentials in `.env` files.
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- Update the **base URL** for your application.
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- Update **absolute paths** in your code or crons.
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Some manual small adjustments are still needed after cloning the account, such as updating the **database credentials** in the application's `.env` file and the **base URL** for your application.
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In case your application uses Redis, you'll need to update the Redis database number and/or key prefix, so the new keys are not saved in the keyspace of the original application.
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If something does not work correctly, we recommend checking your application's error logs for clues.
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## How to clone an account
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1. Navigate to the **Accounts** tab in the TurboStack Platform under your host.
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