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Very often we need to download Drupal core via Drush directly to current folder via CLI, without Drupal-X.Y or any other subfolder.
At now there are exists only some ugly Bash command line hacks from here like: drush dl -v -d --destination=".." --drupal-project-rename="$(basename pwd)" drush dl drupal --drupal-project-rename="../${PWD##*/}" -y
but this is too hard way for newbies, and will work only on Linux.
Please provide standard Drush way for download Drupal directly to current folder!
Best will be having separate Drush command line argument like: drush dl drupal --to-current-folder
Also will be good to extend arguments --destination=<path> and --drupal-project-rename for support current folder, marked as . (one dot).
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Very often we need to download Drupal core via Drush directly to current folder via CLI, without
Drupal-X.Y
or any other subfolder.At now there are exists only some ugly Bash command line hacks from here like:
drush dl -v -d --destination=".." --drupal-project-rename="$(basename
pwd)"
drush dl drupal --drupal-project-rename="../${PWD##*/}" -y
but this is too hard way for newbies, and will work only on Linux.
Please provide standard Drush way for download Drupal directly to current folder!
Best will be having separate Drush command line argument like:
drush dl drupal --to-current-folder
Also will be good to extend arguments
--destination=<path>
and--drupal-project-rename
for support current folder, marked as.
(one dot).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: