Extends Devel module with useful tools relating to contrib modules.
Principally, this adds further menu items for the Development menu with useful information from contrib modules.
This saves you having to poke around with debug code when trying to figure out why, say, your plugin type isn't loading, or your entity metadata property is crashing.
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The Conduit project represents a proposed framework for qa testing and automation, containing the next-generation of code being proposed as an evolution for the current qa.drupal.org codebase.
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Fetcher is a Drush extension that automates the process of provisioning a Drupal site on a local development environment or a server. This includes setting up the Drupal root, fetching the code (generally from a VCS), creating a database for the site and a user with the necessary privileges to manage it, updating permissions, creating symlinks, setting up server configuration files like Apache’s virtual hosts, and generating drush alias files for your convenience. In addition, fetcher supports post installation tasks that can be run after a site is setup.
A feature module providing content types and services to allow the fetcher drush extension to retrieve lists of sites that can be deployed to your local development environment from a central Drupal site.
You need to be running the most recent dev releases of field collection and features.
A small module to add the server name (as in machine hostname, not the name of the website host) to administrator reports:
This module can be useful where Drupal sites are installed on different servers, so you can easily find which server a particular site (especially a site needing updates) is installed on.
code editor with syntax highlighting using the codemirror
