drush

Hello everyone,

I have been "messing" with drupal for a while now, and have now taken my first job as a 100% committed Drupal developer & tech lead for a company that builds massive websites for large federal initiatives that involve dense structures, complex role management schemes, and mountains of content (often 10,000+ nodes).

So, one of my first tasks as we get started is to work with the site building team and sys admins to create a solid process for performing migrations from dev >>> staging, sometimes staging >>> dev, and, of course, the eventual staging >>> production.

Hi folks.

I'm having a bugger of a time trying to update the version of Drush that's bundled with Acquia Dev Desktop (DAMP). The bundled version is 4.0-rc3 and lots of commands seem a bit wonky (e.g. pm-update) or aren't found at all.

I've tried 'self-update' and 'selfupdate' but they're not found. I've tried downloading Drush and overwriting the Drush folder in the acquia-drupal directory but the version of Drush doesn't seem to change when I run 'status'.

Hi Mike and all - first off thank you for Quickstart. It simplified things a lot and it was a great help.

I have a question on drush quickstart-create command line. I couldn't find any documentation on how to create a database with a name different from the domain name.

Example: domain name=example.dev database name=mydatabase1

Is this at all possible?

Thanks in advance

Crear un sitio de Drupal en muy fácil, pero al final es siempre el mismo. Se conecta a descargar el código fuente en Drupal.org, módulos por módulos, lleva mucho tiempo.

Pero ay otra solución, utilizar Drush.

No es una revolución, porque Hace mucho tiempo ya que Drush está disponible, pero ahora es tan indispensable que no podemos omitir lo.

Drush no es un módulo para Drupal es una herramienta que se instala en su servidor y que permite gestionar sus sitios en línea de comandos. De ahí viene su nombre Drupal Shell (Drush).

Ola malta,

Preciso de uma ajuda vossa.

Estou a reestruturar a forma como se faz o deploy por aqui.
Tenho um makefile com o core da distribuicao Pressflow + uns modulos comuns entre os sites que tenho.
Existe a possibilidade de chamar recursivamente outros makefiles neste makefile?

Cenario:
Tenho um servidor (1 instalacao apache) e quero instalar 3 sites em "modo" multisite.
- 1 makefile para o core e outros 3 makefiles para os sites. O makefile core deve chamar os outros 3 makefiles.

E' possivel criar, por exemplo, um makefile XPTO.make e chamar os outros 3 makefiles?

Hi all,
I'm looking for an up-to-date drush repository for my ubuntu installation? I did found somes, but they're not handling the last version.

Witch one are you using?

Thanks!

This isn't a module, ... but it's close (like Drush isn't a module). There are a lot of tools like Drush, for quickly configuring new Drupal installations. Surely, there is a tool for combining a set of modules into one downloadable file.

Then, for windows users (where I find myself sometimes) I suppose an alternative would be to access one of my Linux servers... run a Drush + shell script that does the same thing, and then transfer the resulting file from there.

If someone put this capability together in a Web page, it might be pretty useful. I bet someone already has. Does anyone know?

I had the pleasure of being introduced to drush at this past meetup, and wanted to provide some detail that might serve someone else.

I run a MacBook Pro, and MAMP as a local development server.

I followed Mike's recommendation of using a path alias to the actual drush directory, so that it would be accessible from Terminal:

I placed the uncompressed drush directory in:
/Users/ben/Applications/
and ran the alias script, following Mike's recommended course of action:

"3. (Optional, but recommended:) To ease the use of drush,

El pasado miércoles 22 de junio, se llevó a cabo una drupalada nocturna en el Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica, en Cartago.
Allí impartí la charla "Introducción a drush", de la cual les quiero compartir la primera parte.
Esta charla también era una deuda con la comunidad de drupal de centroamérica desde el pasado Drupal Camp Centroamericano, así que ya voy cumpliendo. :)

Hi folks, I'm the creater of a new podcast wich was recently developed, that primarily runs on Drupal, off of a Linode server here in the U.S since that's where I am, and for those of you thtat wish to check it out it's at
http://www.keithnet.us
Hope you all like it!
However, I'm a totally blind Drupal systems administrator, and that being said, chose Druapl7 alone, over Druapl6, as I do not care about the lack of modules.
From what I understand, Drupal 6 will begin to level off and stop being supported at some point once Drupal8 becomes reality.
So, hear is what I wanted to know.