Drush

Drush command to clone a site:

The main goal of this module is to provide statistics about the structure of the site, the data, the theme, etc. for the third party applicative maintenance.

This plugin reports all drush commands as background jobs to new relic, it has build in support for barracuda/octopus but works without it as well. All drush commands and arguments are reported excluding all options.

Turnip is OpenSourcery's Drupal starting kit. Using a Drush Make workflow, only custom modules, features and themes are committed to the repository, which allows for teams to quickly get up to speed and collaborate on the important parts of the project at hand. It includes a starting framework for using Behat for behavior driven development. Each site is built as an installation profile.

Sends an e-mail message to the specified e-mail address using standard Drupal mail system, in order to test the sending of e-mails by drupal_mail().

Idea behind this module is to have settings for each instance of the site separated, including multi-site setups. It allows to enable/disable modules (with support of module pools, allowing only one module from each pool to be enabled) and set variables based on settings defined in settings.php files.

Settings can be applied on each page load or using drush command, based on module settings.

All config is done ONLY through settings.php files, allowing us to achieve "loose coupling" of modules.

Turnip is OpenSourcery's Drupal starting kit. Using a Drush Make workflow, only custom modules, features and themes are committed to the repository, which allows for teams to quickly get up to speed and collaborate on the important parts of the project at hand. It includes a starting framework for using Behat for behavior driven development. Each site is built as an installation profile.

Installation

Turnip is installed via drush:

This module provides a global drush plugin, using yeoman to create subthemes for any basetheme.

Installation instructions:

1. Download the module
2. Put it into [your home directory]/drush/drush_themegenerator
3. Execute drush cc drush

File entity representation for a Drush make file. It adds the property information when uploading a .make file to Drupal and adds special treatment of that file (similarly to how images have special upload properties).

This does not allow you to export files or define files with Drush nor does it generate a Drush make file. It only exposes the data within an uploaded Drush make file to Drupal through Entity properties.