After installation I am able to create a subtheme from genereator, but drush gives following error on subsequent installations of any module/theme:

Error while trying to find the common path for enabled extensions of project adaptivetheme. Extensions are: at_core, at_generator, THEMENAME, at_foundation. [error]

Also I cannot enable at_core as theme is not visible, but I read someplace that base theme must be enabled in drupal 8.

Other than its looking very good.

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infinene created an issue. See original summary.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Title: drush error and at_core not visible » drush error "trying to find the common path for enabled extensions"

at_core is hidden, as is Classy and Stable base themes (both of these ship with Drupal core and AT Core uses Stable as it's base theme). Base themes are installed automatically (and uninstalled automatically as well), so there is no need to interact with AT Core or even see it at all.

I'm not sure what is going on with the Drush error, I'll need to spend some time to figure that out.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I have not been able to replicate the error, you could try to provide more info (version of Drush, Operating system etc), however I am not a Drush expert by any means.

infinene’s picture

I am on a linux vm (archlinux) using php 5.6.15 and mariadb 10.1. Using latest drush 8.x-dev version.

After enabling subtheme generated using at_generator, anytime I run any module related command 'drush up' or 'drush dl' it gives that error.

So I did a fresh install of drupal 8, installed adaptivetheme and created subtheme. On this fresh install error does not occur.

The first installation is also pretty much out of the box and the only difference is few extra modules (embed_video_field, fitvids, devel). If I remove the subtheme the error goes away.