the singular filesystem object now.

Sync is now a method of the server class, with a helpful method associated
to the services that redirect to the service's server.

Sort of fix site import, which also verifies now. Introduce d()->site_path instead of concatenating everywhere.

Removed the provision_service function, and introduce service handler subscriptions in the environment objects.

Instead of provision_service('type') you now use d()->service('type') to access the service object.
The context object returned by d() now manages which context object's service to return, based
on the internally managed subscriptions.

This gets rid of the path function, and introduces method chaining for the file service, which results in far cleaner code.

Revert "initialize mysql credentials from drush bootstrap so that we can work on non-verified sites easily"

Provision is managing the master database connection here, drush's db credentials are the details for the SITE, and will only be available at drush_bootstrap_drupal_site.

we need the master db connection from drush_bootstrap_drush already, and we will never ever ever be able to make use of drush' code in this regard because what we are doing is completely outside of the Drupal context.

This reverts commit 5439e6d01d32fd7351c404a6bf74c11a028ee8a4.

#590506 - set umask so that dump is generated with safer permissions. A better fix than chmod after the fact

change the delete hook API so that the backupfile is optional

this was breaking site deletion

Closes: #455954

#456622 - ensure that drush_invoke operates in a clean namespace and does not mistake drupal hooks as its own. Check the issue for the conversion script.

instead

this is safer because Drush sometimes redirects stderr into stdout and
we do not want those errors in our dump

See: #447808

Closes: #447808

First import of the basis of the 0.2 release of provision. This version has a much cleaner api, through the dynamic inclusion of <command>.provision.inc files , which any module can overload. Each of these files has the exact same structure, and thus it is much clearer what happens when, and much much simpler to document / extend. I also removed all the drupal dependencies i could find, in preperation for moving to a version agnostic drush, for all buy provision_drupal (which is going to be spun off into a different project). This also includes a working update command, and keeps track of the modules installed on a site after every verify / upgrade process. This information is not being tracked in hosting, yet