If the feature freeze / pre-release topics leave some time, I'd like to suggest (again) the symlink problem:
Issue 3008 provides a smaller change, that fixes the immediate problem - which is a little bigger, than it appeared initially. This makes Backdrop usable in more hosting environments.
Now there's also a "head scratching issue", issue 5190, which tries to get the big picture of FileTransfer in Backdrop, and what function checkPath() is actually supposed to cover (and what not) – and if it's really able to do what it should the way it's written. There are some concerns regarding the latter.
Hi folks,
I went ahead and ported all drush 8.x stuff to PHP 8.3 and completely ripped out the legacy Symfony 2 internals. You can check out the exact details of what was done in the PR...
The inability to check for and install updates makes website development and maintenance extremely difficult. Managing over ten websites across two different hosting providers—one of which is...
Thanks for the response, Herb!
Since I posted that I did some more testing and have posted this issue https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/tfa_basic/issues/33
In fact, if both email...
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If the feature freeze / pre-release topics leave some time, I'd like to suggest (again) the symlink problem:
Issue 3008 provides a smaller change, that fixes the immediate problem - which is a little bigger, than it appeared initially. This makes Backdrop usable in more hosting environments.
Now there's also a "head scratching issue", issue 5190, which tries to get the big picture of FileTransfer in Backdrop, and what function checkPath() is actually supposed to cover (and what not) – and if it's really able to do what it should the way it's written. There are some concerns regarding the latter.
For today's Outreach meeting, I'd like to discuss plans for the next newsletter & related blog post(s).