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Describe the bug
In Drupal 8.x and above, there is no longer a way to "enable/disable" themes. Instead we "install/uninstall" them.
However, Drush still has a theme:enable command, while theme:uninstall is fine.
This is confusing (enable is the opposite of uninstall?) and inconsistent with the Drupal UI.
To Reproduce
List commands in Drush and you'll see that theme:enable turns a module on, and theme:uninstall turns it off (which also involves adding/removing configuration, database tables, and/or content).
Expected behavior
The theme:enable command should be named theme:install for consistency with the Drupal UI and with the theme:uninstall command.
Describe the bug
In Drupal 8.x and above, there is no longer a way to "enable/disable" themes. Instead we "install/uninstall" them.
However, Drush still has a theme:enable command, while theme:uninstall is fine.
This is confusing (enable is the opposite of uninstall?) and inconsistent with the Drupal UI.
To Reproduce
List commands in Drush and you'll see that theme:enable turns a module on, and theme:uninstall turns it off (which also involves adding/removing configuration, database tables, and/or content).
Expected behavior
The theme:enable command should be named theme:install for consistency with the Drupal UI and with the theme:uninstall command.
Additional information
#4588.
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