Drush user-create function not working [#926534]

I installed drush on my local Drupal configuration (multisite with 2 Drupal 6-19 sites on my laptop) to play around with the commands in a multisite environment.

All the commands I tried worked fine except user create...

When I try to invoke user-create, drush prompts me with a "Field name :" and exits with an error for any value entered, with the following message :

el-sio@moria:/var/www/drupal$ drush -l example.com ucrt drushtest
PHP Deprecated:  Comments starting with '#' are deprecated in /etc/php5/cli/conf.d/mcrypt.ini on line 1 in Unknown on line 0
Field name: field
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function field_ui_field_type_options() in /home/el-sio/drush/commands/core/field.drush.inc on line 270
Drush command could not be completed.                                                                             [error]
el-sio@moria:/var/www/drupal$

Same result with the complete function name user-create (not an alias issue).

It seems it tries to invoke commands to create CCk fields, which has nothing to do with users (as far as I know which is not very far...). Am I missing something here or did the user-create function was messed up ?

All other user related functions work perfectly...

Thanks for the great work so far, it will change our lives here with a multisite environment of 12 websites (languages versions) and good luck with drush 4.0

Best,

Comments

Comment #1

luchochs commented 1 October 2010 at 02:17

This seems to be related to drush_invoke() and this:

shell> grep -r '_create(' .
./commands/core/field.drush.inc:function drush_field_create($bundle) {
./commands/user/user.drush.inc:function drush_user_create($name) {

Comment #2

luchochs commented 2 October 2010 at 06:29

The problem here is that the command 'user-create' becomes 'create' before being invoked. This can be corrected avoiding explicit callback functions in the command definition.
This will be fixed anyway if this patch is appropriate: #929284: Explicit callback functions with special names.