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Drush problems in a Drupal project are usually caused by an incorrect path to Drush or version conflicts. You can check whether Drush is installed through Composer and fix the path or use a compatible version.
- Run
vendor/bin/drush statusto check if Drush is installed via Composer in your project. - If your vendor folder is one directory above the web/ folder, use
..vendorbindrush status. - You can create a
drush.batfile in web/ with@echo off php "..vendorbindrush" %*to rundrush statusfrom web/. - If version conflicts remain, use a Drush version compatible with your Drupal installation.
A: If Drush is not working, it’s usually because the path to Drush is incorrect or the version conflicts exist. Here’s how to resolve it:
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- Check if Drush is installed via Composer in your project:
vendor/bin/drush status. - If your
vendorfolder is one directory above theweb/folder, use:..\vendor\bin\drush status. - Alternatively, create a batch file
drush.batinweb/with:
- Check if Drush is installed via Composer in your project:
@echo off
php "..\vendor\bin\drush" %*- Now you can simply run
drush statusfromweb/. - If you still have version conflicts, consider using a compatible Drush version for your Drupal installation.
Following these steps should make Drush commands work properly in your Drupal environment.