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Rebuild permissions in Drupal Drush

Permissions in Drupal govern what users may do and access on a website.

When we install modules or modify permission settings, we may need to rebuild the permissions cache for the changes to take effect.

This procedure guarantees that the permissions system is up to date and appropriately represents the current Drupal site setup.

How to rebuild permissions using Drush Drupal Drush?

We would normally run the following command to rebuild permissions using Drush:

When we run this command, Drush performs a PHP evaluation that runs the node_access_rebuild() function, which rebuilds the  site’s permissions cache.

This function guarantees that the access control settings specified in the modules and configurations are implemented correctly.

Note that the node_access_rebuild() method focuses solely on node-related permissions.

If we need to recreate permissions in Drupal for additional entities or components, we must use the proper rebuild function.

If we wish to recreate all rights, for example, we may use the user_permission_rebuild() method instead:

drush php-eval "user_permission_rebuild();"

Running the command will cause all permissions on the Drupal site to be rebuilt, ensuring that any modifications or updates to permissions are properly implemented.

We can simply refresh the permissions cache by using Drush to rebuild permissions instead of manually browsing via the Drupal administration interface.

This is especially handy when deploying configuration updates or activating new modules that need modifications to the site’s access limits.

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