I think I know what you're talking about (using drush make to download iCalcreator?), but I'm not familiar with how that works. I'd be happy to add this feature, though. So if you could link me to the docs I need to read to find out how to implement this, I'd appreciate it.
However, it does not download the actual project, but a link to a zip-file. So what is needed to get that to work is the correct link to the zip-tarball, that drush can handle.
OK, I added a make file called date_ical.make to Date iCal 2.11. Once it's available for download (should be fairly soon), you can use it by cd'ing to your site's root directory and running:
drush make sites/all/modules/date_ical/date_ical.make --no-core
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coredumperror CreditAttribution: coredumperror commentedI think I know what you're talking about (using drush make to download iCalcreator?), but I'm not familiar with how that works. I'd be happy to add this feature, though. So if you could link me to the docs I need to read to find out how to implement this, I'd appreciate it.
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lsolesen CreditAttribution: lsolesen commentedThis is how I used it in a project:
However, it does not download the actual project, but a link to a zip-file. So what is needed to get that to work is the correct link to the zip-tarball, that drush can handle.
Comment #3
coredumperror CreditAttribution: coredumperror commentedOK, I added a make file called
date_ical.make
to Date iCal 2.11. Once it's available for download (should be fairly soon), you can use it by cd'ing to your site's root directory and running:drush make sites/all/modules/date_ical/date_ical.make --no-core
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coredumperror CreditAttribution: coredumperror commentedComment #5
coredumperror CreditAttribution: coredumperror commentedUpdate: You'll need Date iCal 2.12 for this fix. A bizarre PHP syntax error slipped by me when I released v2.11.