· Run composer install to download Drupal and all its dependencies. If you are used to building Drupal site via Drush make, refer to the FAQs in Drupal's Composer template documentation to learn the difference between this option and Drush make. Download contributed modules, themes and their dependencies using Composer. It is required that Drupal sites be built using Composer, with Drush listed as a dependency. Popular starter templates for that include drupal-project (Drush is included) and recommended-project (Drush must be added). If your Composer project doesn't yet depend on Drush, run composer require drush/drush to add it. After this step, you may call Drush via vendor/bin/drush. · Document how to install specific / dev versions of modules. Can't see how to install, say, examplemodulex-rc1 using Drush. Currently "drush dl examplemodule" will give me examplemodule (stable, boring) or I can opt to go for CVS. Does the dl command support installing the latest -dev release of a specific module, or the latest 2.x release?
Using Drush, download the modules and themes you want to include in your site load. The procedure is simple: cd into your site (you do not have to be in the module or themes directory). Use the Drush download command to add themes and modules. The syntax is simple: drush dl name_of_module_or_theme. Document how to install specific / dev versions of modules. Can't see how to install, say, examplemodulex-rc1 using Drush. Currently "drush dl examplemodule" will give me examplemodule (stable, boring) or I can opt to go for CVS. Does the dl command support installing the latest -dev release of a specific module, or the latest 2.x release? After you download and install the Drush software, you can open your Terminal/Console application, type drush, and hit ENTER. You should see this: Execute a drush command. Run `drush help [command]` to view command-specific help. Run `drush topic` to read even more documentation.
When I try to enable my module with it's dependencies drush en -y mymodule, Drush downloads current stable version of media module (7.x) instead of the specified one and then enabling my module fails because of unmet dependency. I'm doing this on plain Drupal installation v, DevDesktop stack v 2 RC build Mar 18 , Drush valpha9. Download a specfic version of Organic groups module for my version of Drupal. drush dl og Download a specific development branch of diff module for a specific Drupal version. drush dl diffxx. Show a list of recent releases of the views project, prompt for which one to download. drush dl views --select. Download the latest dev release. To download a specific version of a project, specify the project name, followed by a dash, then the version name. The -y argument answers "yes" to any and all prompts. drush dl og # shortcut for pm-download drush -y en og # shortcut for pm-enable alternatively, you can have a specific Drupal version's latest release. drush dl ogx.
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