If you want to request a Backdrop version, you could do that here, but backports from D8+ versions are much harder than ports from D7 version, so you may not get much traction.
It may be that a Backdrop version would be easy to backport to D7 but given the definite end of life announced here, it is very unlikely that anyone would be investing time in a D7 version:
I'm guessing, by the fact that you're here on the Backdrop CMS forum, that you have started the journey of considering whether Backdrop is the right destination for your D7 site. If we can help with anything related to your evaluation and/or upgrade to Backdrop CMS, please feel free to ask here, in our chat channel (https://backdrop.zulipchat.com/#all_messages), or in our weekly Office Hours sessions (see the top of the sidebar for the link)
Posted4 days 10 hours ago by Martin Price | System Horizons Ltd (yorkshirepudding) in Weekly Meetings
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Hello @NumerousHats,
I agree with your assessment. I am looking into this situation right now.
The root of this problem is that Backdrop CMS is implemented on top of a "stack" of...
Posted1 day 18 hours ago by Graham Leach (Graham Leach) on:
I just installed a Backdrop CMS site with version 1.27.0. I then used the user interface to download and update Backdrop CMS to 1.30.0.
After starting the update process, and on the...
I believe my permissions are set up correctly, as I can install modules from the UI. But for whatever reason, I can't update them.
I will, however, double check against that documentation.
I'm not sure if this is helpful, but here are pages in Backdrop documentaion about server level permissions.
https://docs.backdropcms.org/documentation/file-permissions-and-ownership...
Just ran into this issue while upgrading modules on a site I'm setting up.
I'm confused.
Does this mean that /modules needs to be owned by www-data? (Not just that www-data...
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I'm fairly sure, as there are no issues for that here:
https://github.com/backdrop-ops/contrib/issues
If you want to request a Backdrop version, you could do that here, but backports from D8+ versions are much harder than ports from D7 version, so you may not get much traction.
It's also not in our list of projects here:
https://backdropcms.org/modules
It may be that a Backdrop version would be easy to backport to D7 but given the definite end of life announced here, it is very unlikely that anyone would be investing time in a D7 version:
https://www.drupal.org/psa-2023-06-07
I'm guessing, by the fact that you're here on the Backdrop CMS forum, that you have started the journey of considering whether Backdrop is the right destination for your D7 site. If we can help with anything related to your evaluation and/or upgrade to Backdrop CMS, please feel free to ask here, in our chat channel (https://backdrop.zulipchat.com/#all_messages), or in our weekly Office Hours sessions (see the top of the sidebar for the link)