Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I have site_audit installed, but I'm not sure which version I'm running. I tried
drush aa --version
but that doesn't work. I don't see the version in the README and there isn't a CHANGELOG.
I guess this could morph into a feature request if there is not a current way to determine the version. Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
fluxsauce commentedVery valid point; I've avoided using a .info file so it wouldn't be treated as a module, but the disadvantage is that the Drupal.org versioning doesn't apply. Checking it out from git would work, but that's practical for deployments and less so for individual users. I've been writing changelogs, but only on Drupal.org.
Drush uses a bare drush.info file; I could do the same, or just hard code it elsewhere.
I'll include some sort of version information and will add a changelog to the project, thanks for pointing it out!
Comment #2
Ari Gold commentedThat makes sense. Thanks for the quick response and for putting it on your roadmap!
Comment #4
fluxsauce commentedI implemented a method similar to Drush's:
drush site-audit-versionThe version can be found in:
site_audit.infoThanks for the feedback!
Comment #5
fluxsauce commentedAlso linked to the release notes, which are at https://www.drupal.org/node/2022771/release
Comment #6
star-szrThis seems to have broken the built in
drush --version, I always get:Site Audit v1.10I can open a new issue if you like.
Comment #7
star-szrHere's the new issue: #2347861: site-audit-version takes over 'drush version' and 'drush --version'