Getting started with Drush

This document provides an introduction to using the Drush command line tool for Drupal. It outlines what will be covered, including downloading and installing Drupal and modules, using Drush commands to clear caches, generate configuration files, manage site aliases for multisite setups, backup databases, and update code and databases. The document concludes by thanking attendees and inviting questions.

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Getting started
with Drush
October 27, 2012

Kevin Basarab
Twitter: @kBasarab
IRC: @kBasarab

Chris Hales
Twitter: @chris_hales
IRC: @chales

#DcAtl

What we won't do
● Teach you the command line
● Install Drush
● Advanced Continuous Integration

What?
● Making sandwiches
● Downloading Drupal
● Installing Drupal
● Downloading/Installing Modules
● Clearing Cache
● Generating/Using .make files
● Aliases/Syncing Sites
● Backup
● Update

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