drush

See last link for the details about the following highlights:

• Compatible with Drush master and its many Annotated Commands.
• Fix login destination for drush uli
• Expand sql-sanitize to cover more User fields
• More robust cache-clear #2512
• Introduce storage filter hook for config_split and others.
• Changes since 8.1.8.

• Boring but useful bug fixes.
• Changes since 8.1.7.

• Boring but useful bug fixes.
• Changes since 8.1.6.

• Fixes for Annotation commands.
• Backport make-convert to Drush 8. Convert your make files to composer.json format.
• Changes since 8.1.5.

Much improved Windows support. Improved support for Annotation commands. Various important bug fixes. Changes since 8.1.3.

Note: Released right after 8.1.4 due to a bug in Phar support.

Much improved Windows support. Improved support for Annotation commands. Various important bug fixes. Changes since 8.1.3.

This release works best with:

Drupal 7 (any version)
Drupal 6 (any version)

Changes since 7.3.0

Add support for Annotation and Symfony Console style commands. Various bug fixes and minor new features. Changes since 8.1.2.

Bug fixes and minor documentation improvements. Changes since 8.1.0.

Note: 8.1.1 was skipped due to maintainer error.

Bug fixes and minor documentation improvements. Changes since 8.1.0.

Bug fixes and minor feature improvements. Changes since 8.0.5.

This release works best with:

Drupal 7 (any version)
Drupal 6 (any version)

Changes since 7.2.0

This release works best with:

Drupal 7 (any version)
Drupal 6 (any version)

Drush 7 users are encouraged to upgrade to Drush 8.

Changes since 7.1.0

Bug fixes and minor feature improvements. Changes since 8.0.3.

Note - 8.0.4 was deliberately skipped.

Bug fixes and minor feature improvements. Changes since 8.0.2

Lots of bug fixes and feature improvements. Changes since 8.0.1

Bug fixes - no new features. Changes since 6.6.0

Drush 6 is now unsupported and this is its final release. Please upgrade to Drush 8 at your earliest convenience.

Bug fixes - no new features.

Changes since 8.0.0

Changes since Drush 6:

Features

• Psysh shell. Psysh is a REPL shell for your Drupal site. Finally, you can do quick experiments in the shell in a bootstrapped Drupal site.
• Refactored sql-sync. Sql-sync has been internally refactored for easier maintenance. The new version has the advantage that you can now sync between two remote sites.
• Make. Make files can now be yaml, in addition to the legacy ini format. In addition, we added a make-convert command to convert from ini format to yaml. new make-lock and make-update commands resolve the specifications in your makefile to actual versions, similar to a Composer .lock file. This is useful when you need to re-make a codebase. Shorthand introduced for download urls.

Install and Documentation

• Drush now recommends download of its .phar, during installation.. A new init command helps integrate drush further into your bash shell. composer global remove drush/drush can help uninstall old versions.
• Drush Docs automatically updates anytime we commit to Github
• Drush Commands is a nifty command help viewer
• Drush Packages (commandfiles)

Drupal 8

Drush 8 is compatible with Drupal 8. You will find new commands for managing Views, State, Twig, Entity Updates, etc. Of special importance are the config commands which help promote Drupal configuration across dev/stage/prod environments.

Composer

• We recommend that Composer built sites add Drush as a dependency. This site-local copy of Drush helps prevent dependency hell. Your global Drush now hands off execution to a site-local Drush when possible.
• Drush uses more OO, adds a preflight stage early in the request, and adds a boot class for each version of Drupal.