Nate has recently revived the feature request Add option to globally disable comments on a content type and asked if somebody is interested in advocating for this issue. I don't want to advocate for the issue (have another in mind), but I'm definitely interested in reviving it. However, to me it's not yet clear what exactly we're trying to achieve there. Therefore, I suggest to discuss the goals of the issue at the weekly meeting.
This issue relates to the occasional, but common enough to warrant attention, issue of the status report showing a warning of site updates required, but when going to run updates, nothing happens: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/7010
More details in the issue and there is a Pull Request but so far no testing or review other than what I have done.
Probably not the reason, but worth to do a quick check:
Sometimes the update cache interferes, so if something's odd with updates - some module (or core) claims to have updated, but then...
The issue with checking for updates in the BackdropCMS dashboard makes website development and maintenance more difficult. I manage more than ten websites hosted by two different providers, one...
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Nate has recently revived the feature request Add option to globally disable comments on a content type and asked if somebody is interested in advocating for this issue. I don't want to advocate for the issue (have another in mind), but I'm definitely interested in reviving it. However, to me it's not yet clear what exactly we're trying to achieve there. Therefore, I suggest to discuss the goals of the issue at the weekly meeting.
https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/7010
More details in the issue and there is a Pull Request but so far no testing or review other than what I have done.
Re PHP 8.5 compatibility: not ready yet for review, but tests are passing now.
So, still work in progress with issue #7008.