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I'm still running some Drupal 6 sites (because I'm waiting for the Migrate module to work properly in Drupal 8), and I notice that there are some modules in rupal D6 (like Views) which are still bringing out security releases. However, since the code has been moved off drupal.org, these new releases are not getting downloaded by Drush when I do a pm-update to install security releases.

Is there any way to tell Drush to look on Github for certain modules? Alternatively, is there a git command to do this?

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  • Where is this Views version 6 Github repo to which you refer? – cilefen Jun 24 '16 at 21:20
  • You asked two questions so I answered one of them. – cilefen Jun 24 '16 at 21:22
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The git command is git clone. You would type:

git clone <repository-url> path/to/modules/module_name
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  • The version of Views on github is indicated in the Drupal "available updates" report (I also have the "update status" module enabled, I don't know if this is relevant). – Joel Guesclin Jun 27 '16 at 21:05
  • There is no easy way to integrate the git clone into drush I suppose... – Joel Guesclin Jun 27 '16 at 21:07

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