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Hi,

Tim made me very happy by explaining me how to manage civicrm native extensions from drush, as you love doing it for drupal modules:


In Civi v4.2, you can say:

## Install com.example.foo. If it's not already available, download it.
drush civicrm-api extension.install key=com.example.foo

## Install com.example.foo and com.example.bar. If it's not already available, download it.
drush civicrm-api extension.install keys=com.example.foo,com.example.bar

In Civi v4.3, you can say:

## Install com.example.foo (assuming the code is already available)
drush civicrm-api extension.install key=com.example.foo

## Install com.example.foo and com.example.bar (assuming the code is available)
drush civicrm-api extension.install keys=com.example.foo,com.example.bar

## Download the latest compatible version of com.example.foo and install it
drush civicrm-api extension.download key=com.example.foo

## Download a specific build of com.example.foo and install it
drush civicrm-api extension.download key=com.example.foo url=http://example.com/my-extension-X.Y.zip

2013 is going to be a great year for extensions!