Simple shortcut to add version-increment when you update a Feature using drush.
Warning: The drush features-update command is usually interactive. When you use drush fui, it automatically assumes the answer is always "yes." Be very sure of what you're doing if you use this module!
This module will help you to search and delete the unwanted configuration settings.
This is a Drush script for removing massive quantities of unapproved comments that have usually got into a site by spambot due to unprotected comment forms. The script backs up 4 comment tables, deletes unapproved records from field_data_comment_body, field_revision_comment_body, and comment tables, then rebuilds the node_comment_statistics table. It removes all currently unapproved comments from the Drupal database. It works only for Drupal 7 with a MySQL database. It tests for D7 and MySQL before proceeding.
This module is simply because we're lazy. Sometimes you have to update not just a few modules, but a LOT of modules. While "drush up" will give you everything, you can't just update a selection of modules unless you want to type them all in manually, and that's no fun.
Drush Update gives you a list of modules that have pending updates for you to check off, and then gives you the command to copy/paste into the console. Pretty simple, right?
This module provides the drush command to delete all the dummy contents through drush Command.
Currently it will work with the command,drush delete-all article
drush cc drushdrush delete-all machine-name-of-content-typeIt has always bugged me that there isn't a way to use the Acquia acapi drush commands without first going to the website, and manually downloading, and installing a tarball.
This is just a mirror of the acapi.drush.inc, so that you can get rolling with Acquia without the browser.
Forgive the ugly installation. If this ever becomes a full project it can be drastically simplified, in the meantime...
To install:
The Advanced Update module provide a simple way to apply updates and migrations without using the update module of Drupal.
Problems of using the core update module in a Drupal project:
This module provides the Drush command `sync-uuids` which purpose is simple: it updates the UUIDs of the active configuration entities to match those found in staged configuration files.
This is used to spawn a site clone without having to have an import an entire database dump from the existing sites. This would produce an "empty" site but with the correct configuration values. This can be useful during development.
Sanitizes Simplenews Email addresses in exported SQL
Displays a graph of the entity references.
$ drush ergc | dot -Tpng > erg.png
The Entity relationship graph of Serchilo: