These commands are not alias-aware, and thus can only be used locally. This is by design, because they run at a low boot-level. Thus, all these commands may be used to hack under the hood of a non-bootable Drupal install.
Usage:
drush dau:cache-truncate
Truncates all MySQL cache tables.
Usage:
drush dau:schema-clean
Removes system.schema entries for any modules or profiles that are not enabled.
Usage:
drush dau:module-uninstall-force ‹module›
Forcibly removes a module from core.extension config, whether or not the module’s code is currently available. Any related system.schema value is also removed.
DANGER WILL ROBINSON! No dependency checking and no further schema or config cleanup is performed. Use with extreme care!
Usage:
drush dau:theme-uninstall-force ‹theme›
Forcibly removes a theme from core.extension config, whether or not the theme currently exists.
As with dau:module-uninstall-force, no dependency checking or further schema/config cleanup is performed. Use with extreme care!
Usage:
drush dau:profile-switch ‹profile›
Switches to a new profile. Inspiration for this command came from Drupal’s contrib Profile switcher module.