If anyone can help then thanks and if not I guess I'll have to manually upgrade the core. I've read a lot of the threads about issues resembling this going back all the way to 2011 but nothing seems to fix my issue.
This happens when a module or theme is listed in the configuration file, but is either missing or incompatible with the site. This is the most tedious method but also the one which is most thorough.
#Update drupal core 7 drush update#
I maintain a few Drupal sites with drush and have never had this problem before but this is my only server with Debian so maybe that has something to do with it. In some cases, update.php may report that there are invalid modules or themes. It’s as simple as entering 3 commands to update your Drupal 8 core to drush. Tried clearing my drush cache to no avail and when I check for releases with drush rl it manages to successfully lists the 7.32:ĭrupal 7.32 2014-Oct-15 Supported, Recommended, Security The former backs up everything including files and database as the latter only dumps the database. Drush has two different commands for backup purposes archive-dump and sql-dump. Name Installed Version Proposed version Messageĭrupal Unknown Unknown Specified project not found Make a backup To completely backup a Drupal installation, you need to backup the files and the database. Update information last refreshed: Fri, - 15:01 The only thing I think might be causing this is that I am on Debian and my sites directory is a symlink from /usr/share/drupal/sites to /etc/drupal/7/sites or that I have drush installed for root only(composer and drush files in /root) I'm trying to update my core from 7.14 to 7.32 and really want to do it with drush instead of manually. For instance, moving from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, or from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8. Upgrading a Drupal website means migrating it to a new major version. Problem/Motivation The search-api:index command help states -batch-sizeBATCH-SIZE The maximum number of items to index per batch run. I've been wrestling with this since yesterday and have reinstalled drush 3 times, rebooted, restarted mysql(mariaDB) and a few other things but nothing works. 4 minute read Before beginning with the What and Why of Composer, let’s understand the difference between Upgrade and Update. Steps to update Drupal 7 core using Drush version 8 or earlier.
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