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[1]    :  All global options (core-global-options)                             

[2]    :  Bashrc customization examples for Drush. (docs-bashrc)               

[3]    :  Bastion server configuration: remotely operate on a Drupal sites     

          behind a firewall. (docs-bastion)                                    

[4]    :  Bootstrap explanation: how Drush starts up and prepares the Drupal   

          environment for use with the command. (docs-bootstrap)               

[5]    :  Configuration overview with examples from example.drushrc.php.       

          (docs-configuration)                                                 

[6]    :  Contexts overview explaining how Drush manages command line options  

          and configuration file settings. (docs-context)                      

[7]    :  Crontab instructions for running your Drupal cron tasks via `drush   

          cron`. (docs-cron)                                                   

[8]    :  Drush API (docs-api)                                                 

[9]    :  Drush command instructions on creating your own Drush commands.      

          (docs-commands)                                                      

[10]   :  Drush Make example makefile (docs-make-example)                      

[11]   :  Drush Make overview with examples (docs-make)                        

[12]   :  Error code list containing all identifiers used with                 

          drush_set_error. (docs-errorcodes)                                   

[13]   :  Example Drush command file. (docs-examplecommand)                    

[14]   :  Example Drush commandfile that extends sql-sync to allow transfer of

          the sql dump file via http rather than ssh and rsync.                

          (docs-example-sync-via-http)                                         

[15]   :  Example Drush commandfile that extends sql-sync to enable            

          development modules in the post-sync hook.                           

          (docs-example-sync-extension)                                        

[16]   :  Example Drush script. (docs-examplescript)                           

[17]   :  Example policy file. (docs-policy)                                   

[18]   :  git bisect and Drush may be used together to find the commit an      

          error was introduced in. (docs-bisect)                               

[19]   :  Output formatting options selection and use. (docs-output-formats)   

[20]   :  php.ini or drush.ini configuration to set PHP values for use with    

          Drush. (docs-ini-files)                                              

[21]   :  README.md (docs-readme)                                              

[22]   :  Shell alias overview on creating your own aliases for commonly used  

          Drush commands. (docs-shell-aliases)                                 

[23]   :  Shell script overview on writing simple sequences of Drush           

          statements. (docs-scripts)                                           

[24]   :  Site aliases overview on creating your own aliases for commonly used

          Drupal sites with examples from example.aliases.drushrc.php.         

          (docs-aliases)                                                       

[25]   :  Strict option handling, and how commands that use it differ from     

          regular Drush commands. (docs-strict-options)

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