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| Project: | Drush sync scripts |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (won't fix) |
Issue Summary
@dman
I just wanted to leave you some feedback on this module. I haven't gotten it working yet but I am haven't given up. The utilities you describe and the route you've traveled to collect them closely resembles my own. I am really anxious to get this working and see how these functions work.
One thing though. As I mentioned I couldn't get the functions working. When I do "#drush help command" the proper help is displayed but when I do "#drush command" the command is not found. This was with "shared" version of drush 4.5.
It would be useful if you could note in the project description which version(s) of drush you use it with or which version(s) it is known to work with.
Additionally, if you would like to add me as a contributor to your sandbox project, I'd be obliged to commit bug fixes and enhancements.
And thanks for taking the time to contribute!
Comments
#1
Okay I was able to get the commands to be recognized by place this "module" inside of the drush/commands directory (was previously installing it to sites/all/modules).
But now I have discovered that the FTP support is commented out :( This was what I was hoping to utilize right away. After browsing at the code it doesn't appear far off to make it work.
#2
Sorry I wasn't monitoring this queue (It's a pain we aren't auto-subscribed to our own projects)
The FTP-only code was way back from the original versions of drush. The deployment methods were changed drastically a while later when drush remote started requiring drush to be installed on the remote end also (early versions just pushed commands over the wire)
I could work by making ftp do the same things that rsync was doing, but when the project started to ONLY work by running remote scripts (not just remote commands) I couldn't sustain FTP-only support.
And Moshe made it clear he wasn't interested in supporting limited capabilities like that.
Scripts here are at least three major point versions behind drush, and unlikely to be much help as-is. I dropped them up here for reference only, so I could find snippets and one-liners ... and maybe one day resurrect my peer-to-peer pairing method, which still isn't in drush.
Really, no further development happening here, sorry.
Thanks for your interest