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We currently have 2 ways to use profiles in Drush Make: either download just the profile, and use recursion to build out the rest, or using the profile as a core, which then bundles in the version of core that was current as of the latest release.
drupal.org publishes no-core tarballs too, but we don't currently appear to have a way to use them effectively. Since the core tarballs only get built when the distro/profile makes a release, there's no convenient way to use the tarballs when Drupal core gets a security release (for example), and thus requires a new release of the profile/distro.
It'd be nice to have a project option in Drush Make that supported the 'no-core' tarballs, as this would provide a clean work-around for this issue.
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We currently have 2 ways to use profiles in Drush Make: either download just the profile, and use recursion to build out the rest, or using the profile as a core, which then bundles in the version of core that was current as of the latest release.
drupal.org publishes
no-core
tarballs too, but we don't currently appear to have a way to use them effectively. Since thecore
tarballs only get built when the distro/profile makes a release, there's no convenient way to use the tarballs when Drupal core gets a security release (for example), and thus requires a new release of the profile/distro.It'd be nice to have a project option in Drush Make that supported the 'no-core' tarballs, as this would provide a clean work-around for this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: