– Oliver
From installing Drupal and performing routine actions such as enabling modules and clearing caches to, in newer Drupal versions, performing migrations and generating Storybook stories.
This week, I created a new Drupal 11 project for a client using the drupal/core-recommended package and initially forgot to install Drush so I could install Drupal.
Many projects I work on have custom Drush commands to perform tasks from the command line.
For me, including Drush would be an obvious choice.
I’ve used Drush – the Drupal shell – to interact with my Drupal applications on the command line since I started around 2008.
It’s always been part of my Drush experience.
I’m surprised Drush isn’t in Drupal core or a dependency of the recommended package.
There is a basic Drupal CLI at core/scripts/drupal, but I wonder if we’ll see a fully-featured CLI tool like Drush included with Drupal core, similar to Symfony’s console or Laravel’s artisan commands.
