Leadbetter Point
This is what the place looks like at low tide.
This is what the place looks like at low tide.
Did you ever think, "Hey, I should be able to use Composer to move arbitrary files around in my codebase. I wonder why they didn't put that into Composer? Now I have to write a bash script..."?
Well guess what. You don't have to write that bash script.
A survey of some site link checker tools. Do you know another one? Preferably one that could be used in a CI environment?
That's right, Drupal 8.8.0 is Composer-first. That means you can build it from an official, signed-off-by-maintainers type Composer project template. You can do this:
The Drupal community has been trying to come to terms with modern build tools for a while.
We have Drupal core which is managed with Composer, but we also have contrib modules and some of them want to use Composer, too.
Let's do a little bit of a deep dive into PHPUnit, and some subtle interactions between process-isolation and symfony/phpunit-bridge.
Here are some ideals I'd like to see in Drupal core development:
I just gave a talk at DrupalCamp LA, entitled 'Inventing The Container.'
Here are the slides as PDF.
You need Drush.
I need Drush to work on Pantheon. Pantheon's documentation states that they only support Drush 5, and since it's not my data I'm managing but my clients', that's what I have to use.