IIRC the cdd syntax might of changed a couple of versions ago, so forgive me if I just don't know the right syntax. I used to use "cdd @site modulename" to change to the module directory within one of my sites. Looking at function cdd() in core.drush.inc, this is obviously no longer supported. Would you accept a patch similar to the one attached, to allow for this syntax?

Thanks!

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#1 1359040-drush-cdd-site-file.patch548 bytesdouggreen

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new 1359040-drush-cdd-site-file.patch548 bytes

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Status: Active » Needs work

Note that the core-cli command was removed in drush-5.x, to be replaced by a superior autocomplete scheme + a new set of example bash aliases in examples/example.bashrc. The cdd function still exists in this new location.

I don't feel too strongly about this change one way or the other. I suppose it could go in if others wanted it; shouldn't hurt anything for folks who don't use it. Would need to be rerolled for master, though.

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Should I upgrade to Drush 5.x if I'm using D7?

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greg.1.anderson commented

No, it is not necessary to upgrade to Drush 5.x to use d7; Drush 4 also supports D7.

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Version: 7.x-4.5-rc1 » 8.x-6.x-dev
Status: Needs work » Closed (won't fix)
Issue tags: +Needs migration

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