Any chance of a Drupal 7 port?

Thanks!

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dmitrig01’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Drush make is version-agnostic

j0rd’s picture

This is confusing for even experienced Drupal'ers. Could you make a note of this on the project page, or create a D7 version.

kclarkson’s picture

I too also agree that there should be something written in bold or create new versions.

I am trying to learn Drush and drush make and the first thing I did was check to see if I needed to download and install a drupal 7 version.

Thanks again,

kenorb’s picture

Status: Closed (works as designed) » Active

$drush dl drush_make

No release history available for drush_make 7.x. [warning]

How do I download then drush_make?

drush has version for 7.x, even it doesn't matter

okokokok’s picture

Maybe it's possible to do versioning like drush itself?

jonhattan’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review

At present drush tries to find 7.x version of projects. As drush_make is sticked to 6.x (the need to chose a major version is a by design limitation of drupal.org) it won't find it.

drush dl drush_make-6.x

To be clear: the feature request should be:

1. mention in the project page that drush_make is drupal version agnostic
2. switch to 7.x for next releases of drush_make

jensimmons’s picture

I agree that some kind of "Drupal 7 ready" label is important. A lot of big companies are pretty dense, and they'll just say "This only works with Drupal 6, we can't use it".

Plus, will it be labeled "D6" forever? Nope....

dtwork’s picture

I've been reading snippets of discussions that drush make is being integrated into core.

What's the status of this in/for D7? Do we still need to DL/install this module, or is it already "in there"?

dww’s picture

Status: Needs review » Closed (works as designed)

See #1310130: Put drush make in drush core

See also #322626: META: Package and version non-modules for download which is the real solution to this problem. Drush-related projects shouldn't have the same version strings as modules and themes in the first place.