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Today’s development agenda: http://bit.ly/2ah1bUK

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There we go hey, welcome everybody to the weekly backdrop, developer meeting, it's August 4 2016, some general net foods cake stuff off the kallah box. Beta 3 is now out. Calub boxes got great support for backdrop, and when you install with Calla box, you also will get a fully functioning drush and if you want to try out some fancy, docker based workflow with backdrop, give Kayla box a shot. You can donate to backdrop CMS at backdrop.

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Cms org slash contribute and you can get a dragon t-shirt as a thank you for your donation or a hoodie. Although we are running out of both of those things, the website is up to date with the sizes that we have available left. So if you would like to donate- and we have a size that fits you, then we can send you a t-shirt or hoodie.

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If you are in the backdrop can trip, you are entitled to a free phpstorm license for open-source software development and you can contact us info @ backdrop. Cms org. If you would like a license to phpstorm updates from the PMC this week, I don't think that we have any updates.

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So we will just keep rolling on infrastructure tasks, so infrastructure things around backdrop that isn't the software itself and we'll start off by talking about the packager. The packager hadn't been broken for a little while that was preventing a fully built, zip files from being uploaded back to back to github. When a new release was made. This has finally been fixed, its issue to 64.

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In the backdrop CMS mortgage, GQ Gore, had done some work a couple ago actually to update the github API module, but we needed to do some work and some testing to get that actually up and running on backdrop CMS org now that is in place and the packager should be corrected. We also went through the past couple of months and found the packages that hadn't been processed correctly and rebuilt those so we had.

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It was only like four or five packages that actually ended up being broken over that period, because it looks like a lot of the time. The package is actually were working, but sometimes it was just a the first time wouldn't work, but the second time would so anyway, now it's fixed so that it should work every time. So that's great. We can remove this from the agenda for next week as an enhancement to our packager.

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We're also evaluating issued 1992 in the backdrop issue queue, and that is that we want to add an md5 checksum for for all of the projects. I said builds. So that way, you can verify that the archive hasn't been tampered with. There's any progress on this one, it's just mostly an idea. I think this would probably be most helpful not for manual checking, although manual checking is great too, but also for for verifying archives.

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When you use like the in like built-in project installer, for example, to make it so that the automatic process of installing modules is verified in some way.

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Okay, let's see testing infrastructure is the next item on the agenda. uh I, don't think that there's actually much going on here in this testing infrastructure issue.

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We have one issue issue 1478 that is tracking all of our random failures that have been happening in our testing suites, although, as I've been seeing, the random failures have been decreasing um really pretty regularly and I. Think that now that we've disconnected Travis CI, which was having a bunch of problems, Zen CI, has been really pretty effective about running consistently and the random failures that were saying haven't been cropping up so much.

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Let's see uh West regarding basis China up on blacktop, see when startled org. So this is back on the packager. Have you made a you made an official release of basis, I'm guessing? It shows.

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Up on the releases tab and as a zip and a tarball.

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Did you edit the release to make it into like an official edit, the tag to make it every be sante hub, yeah.

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Yeah, it shows up on the releases tab right, yeah.

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um I wouldn't try it again today, if you haven't already, because it should the changes just went in yesterday. Let's see wondering geez, oh yeah yeah, so you so you need to actually click on. So it has a tagged, but it doesn't have a release which I know is a weird thing.

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No yeah yeah. So if you look at the releases on github, it's it's weird the way github works. When you push a tag it it's not the same thing as a release, so you actually need to edit the tag on github and then add some release net notes, and then it becomes a release in bed all right, yeah, it's okay, it is, it is kind of confusing. That's github has that separation. We could actually fire.

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We could actually run the packager on tags rather than on releases, but actually you know I'm not sure we could, because I don't think that we can attach the to tex. I think it adds to be released before we can attach compiled versions of things so.

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Okay- let's see so we another, no, we turned off travis CI we're using zen CI now for all of our continuous integration, which is continued to be awesome, a good job corps on net. I have a bullet item in here that I'm a I was going to evaluate style CI, which does code style checking but I, actually almost immediately after looking at it. It didn't take me very long to look at and go this isn't very good.

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It only does a it only does PHP style evaluation and it is very limited what it is actually capable of doing so. I, don't know I guess we could still have it there as a as a starting point might be good, but I know gore is also working on style checking for presents Yannick I'm, not really sure if it's worth pursuing anyway, if anybody has any strong feelings about style, like code style check your checkers or has any experience with them, I'd love to hear about possible options there.

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Let's see JavaScript based testing. We do not have any javascript javascript testing in in backdrops implementation of simple test. Although it's been noted that Drupal 8 added javascripts testing in 8.1, but all of it is still simple test based, so it is possible for us to imitates most of those fixes, because simple test is mostly the same between Drupal 7 in Drupal 8.

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So it would be great for us to take a look at that issue on drupal.org, which is 27 1680 3, and that might provide us some insights into how we can adapt that code. For backdrop.

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Okay, let's see we also haven't many automatic updates, is a thing that are a topic that we have been discussing recently. In the backdrop issue queue issue 2024 in which we're trying to think about way is that we can may so that backdrop, besides, just being able to install new modules, could automatically update modules that you have installed and possibly backup itself.

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It's one of those things that it's a really hairy problem, but it would also be fantastic for us to to accommodate, for at least security updates, to make it so that users weren't spending all of your time just updating backdrop sites if they have a little bunch of them, fits in nicely with our our mission to make website development more affordable. If we can reduce the amount of maintenance that is required, while still keeping people's sites secure, that would be huge win for us right now. It's just a meta.

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We don't have any implementation details or yet, but we've got some ideas about possible ways that we could accomplish that.

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Okay, next item on the agenda and infrastructure is back top CMS org our flagship website, things that were working on currently, that should be coming soon. Single sign-on with hub is backdrop CMS, org issue, 178 I know. Last time we checked down this Gordon been saying that he built single sign-on into the github API and Jen was going to try it out and test it.

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The good news are good progress that we've had on that front is that while we were fixing the packager, we also updated the github API module on backdrop, CMS org, so we're running.

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The latest version now.

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Which has the single sign-on ability built into it? So we have the latest code up on back up soon, I started work, but it's still not integrated. So at least that's some progress there we're currently cued up on getting that tested and then integrated properly into our indoor login process.

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Let's see showcase sites the backdrop showcase it has been completed as far as I know, it.

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Looks like well, maybe not completed, but it looks like we have a content type built out and we're looking for content. So if you have a showcase website that you would like to include on bike shop, CMS torg, it looks like you should be able to add a showcase note on my top CMS Targ and the natural presentation will be working on the future. It looks like you can check in more about the showcase section issue 176.

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In the backdrop, issue queue as far as the support section goes: we're working on building that documentation in the support section of the websites. That's issue, 55 I know doc. Wellmont has been doing a bunch of work in ER documentation recently, so it's been great to see that growing and off these items, as he goes through, goes through. The maze got a good number of them completed.

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So it's great to see I Donna home on coming back in and doing what he loves to do the most right in his name, documentation.

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Okay forums: we've got a lot of ideas about forums you can check in there issue 18 and issue a 250 both in the backdrop CMS or issue queue. I think that we've both been looking at well, we've been looking at the forum module that Drupal 7 had and we're also looking at alternative form modules, the name of which eludes me at the moment. But it's there in su 250 I believe.

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Let's see updates underway some things that we need some additional help with usage statistics. We have these uses statistics reporting accurately now, but they're not easily accessible on the site. So if you would like to work on making it so that we have a block or an item to actually show the number of sites that are out there running a particular project, you can participate in that issue at issue. 243 find modules, themes and layouts pages.

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Let's see, oh, this is still usage. Statistics related sounds like Jeff isn't with us today, but he looks like jeff has been doing some work on this making it so that you can get usage statistics using the github API module, but it looks like he's stuck because he's making so many requests that he's running he's being rate limited by the github API, but we can use if we authenticate them that drastically increases our our rate of queries that we can do against github, so that might unblock him there.

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Okay, excellent that looks. That would be fantastic. So once we have the usage numbers, oh I mean we have usage numbers, but we also can get why download numbers and I think that's what I think. That's what Jeff's talking about here yeah, because yeah, because issue 95 is about displaying the number of active installs and the number of downloads, and so we have the number of active installs from Project module, but the number of downloads is currently only stored on github, because github holds our our archives themselves.

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Okay, it's good to be sing. Some progress made on that. Let's see blog news announcements, a follow-up issues, this issue, 110.

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What looks like it's been closed as of two weeks ago, looks like you're, probably removed this one from the agenda.

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Ok, I will just remove this one John. Alright, let's see the event listing. If you visit the backdrop sea monster, org, slash events, this page, which is kind of thrown together, but but it doesn't have any a designer's touch- has never been on this page. So if you have design skills and I've taken a look at the rest of our websites, a review of the of that event page would be nice, but really it's it's actually already all built out.

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Let's see a Gregory, could you give an update on this next item? Convert product features two nodes and the list to a view. I'm not familiar with this one yeah.

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Well, the ones this thought that see how we have the list of features in the front page with the and icons and everything the idea was to have separate notes for its future and with with videos or screenshots or whatever we needed, and that automatic be picking up certain fields like that. I know of verb and some small description and then putting that together as a view in the front page. But then, when people click on each individual feature, it goes, and it tells them more details about that.

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Of the hash, it was just a lack of time and then black of ideas. I can use some help with the wording there yeah. Well, this submissive progress.

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Ok, Oh awesome, yeah, the sexual looks really good, so you can visit biopsy. My story, / features, and it's just a view right now, but it looks like you've, gots content types built out in the fields and stuff like that yeah. This is looking real.

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Good you're, no styling, yet no nothing with a view is just simple and we'll see if we need more fields for the actual featured future of nodes that we'll see see how it goes. It's.

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A start- and we have right now- it looks like the front page- is still like the. Why use backdrop? Cms is still just a node with with HTML in it, but we'll switch it eventually. Nice yellow, distribute.

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Okay, excellent.

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Alright, let's see service listing follow-ups to this issue, 194 in the backdrop CMS or guess you too, I'm not familiar with this issue, either without Jen around today. I'm kind of stumbling. Through this backdrop, CMS org section- doesn't look like there's been any updates recently, but we have some items that we would like to polish.

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In the service providers section, it looks like adding sectors more filters and facets for services offered location time zone and a special section for hosting looks like this is all a meta item or a meta issue, though each of which has a sub issue.

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So it looks like all of these things are wishlist items that we need someone to take the lead on on building out its issue. 194. In the backdrop, CMS org issue queue.

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Ok, any other infrastructure items that that we need to bring up related to the website or testing or the packager or anything else.

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Ok, all right, so let's talk about backdrop so backdrop, the project itself, we're always making improvements and let's talk about what we're working on so Drupal 7 50 was released and we've made a meta issue at 2013 to start cross porting all of the applicable changes from 7 dot, 50 into backdrop, I see that some Jeff and others have been going through a very well gore I've, been going through in marking items not applicable like if they're, not not an issue or some things we've already gotten to 1.4, for which is great that should be coming out eminently, but seven.

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That 50 also has some features that will probably push into you not bug fixed release, but into the next minor release. So it'll, be at one point with legends, including one of the most interesting ones to me is full utf-8 support, which means that it that backdrop probably able to support emojis right now.

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If you post an emoji and save it, doesn't get saved properly, because my sequel will cut off half of the bytes of the emoji, which is not not cool and not appreciated that all of your emojis turn into little square boxes after you save them.

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So it would be awesome to have full emoji support, I'm, sorry, full utf-8 character, support which happens to me emoji pretty much, but that does it include some API changes because it changes the way that my studio stores data so there's an interesting amount of discussion in the drupal issue, and we also have a backdrop issue at 884 to discuss pulling utf-8 support.

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Let's see a one point, four point: four I'm pointing forward for is the next bug-fix release. It will be coming out imminently: we've got a yeah some items here that I've been brought up the path, auto path auto when you set up a content type, oh wait, a target, token field. Sorry, this is a different one. I think I already gave this review, but maybe it needs another one.

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Just when you add a pattern to a content type when you're setting up the initial path, auto pattern that when you open the token dialogue it you just focus the fee yield yeah, it looks like jeff has come back in an updated. The polar quest looks like I just need to know to another review the front page, not back to the number of post settings issue: 20 21, that's been merged.

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Publishing status on node types, I haven't seen this one yet 954.

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Which looks like it's our TBC and has been our TBC for quite some time.

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Awesome thanks Gregory for adding these. It looks like this may be the hand of claw nose here.

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Okay, so a couple more issues that can maybe slip into one point, four point: four: we have a special section in here for major bug, fixes that need to be addressed, two of which have been knocked out. The third one, that's still in progress that needs review and a fourth one that is fixed but needs a test case. So the first one is a safari flexbox problem. We've gotten confirmation from gem that we finally affixed a flexbox problem. It Safari West we're going to chance to confirm that as well.

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Well, good today, I did not okay yeah. We actually found a bug in in bootstrap itself in the grid system, which we've posted feedback back upstream to to bootstrap, to see if they can reproduce or fix that problem in bootstrap itself. It's funny we fixed the problem in backdrops, bootstrap grid system CSS file, but in Jen's situation she had the full bootstrap library also loaded on her client site, and so even though we fixed it, the full stock bootstrap library broken again, which was a very unpleasant surprise yeah.

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So obviously we need to get that fixed upstream as well, and then that would solve the problem for everybody ckeditor. Every time you upload an image it unloads ckeditor that has been fixed by Jeff. Thank you and has been merged, we're just waiting on that their release images are being deleted after six hours, if you upload them into a block or into other configurations stored items. I know this has been waiting on review for quite a while and I'm hoping I'll get to it this week.

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Pat settings do not get saved when creating a new content type. This has been fixed but needs a test case yeah the ad mentioned in previous weeks that as soon as we fix any one of these issues that we should ship one point four point: four: we fixed two and a half of them at this point just that the test missing from that one. So we should be releasing back up.

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One point four point: four eminently I had actually hoped to do it yesterday, but the packager fix and took a little bit more time than I expected so, but we will be pushing a one point. Four point, four, very very soon on almost certainly this next week, but maybe as soon as today or tomorrow. It's really as soon as possible. Okay,.

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We also have a bunch of other things that are tagged for one point, four point, four for the next bug-fix release, but in the event that they take more work than just something, bridging them they'll probably get pushed to. One point four point: five and we need to push out one point four point: four: as soon as possible,.

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Okay, the 1.5 release. It's the next minor release comes out, September, 15 2016, that's coming up real soon, now we're getting to the point that it's only that's less than a month and a half away, which is a little bit stressful because we haven't merged any of our minor features yet, but we've made some good progress on a lot of them.

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The first item we've gotten here for the 1.5 release, is the reference module. It's a rewrite essentially of entity reference that supports full support for referencing between any type D Mike had been doing the work on that I can tell you just unmuted music instructors. Oh yeah,.

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um So I have just wow. They just really started that okay, I've just been playing with trying to get the entity reference, be able to do reference arbitrary entity types depending on what you want and I just posted an update to the ticket. With my new sort of thing, where you have a checkbox on the fields instance to say which types of entities / bundles should be referenced and then when the user can either select one of those that are available or if only ones available, just has the autocomplete.

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So if you guys want to check that out- and let me know what you think, that would be good yeah and then just a bunch of other stuff to do so.

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Well, yeah that likes tellin. I will post some feedback there.

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Yeah I'm a little ambivalent about it at first, but but I'll think about it and end series and then post some feedback.

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You can check out video shoot. It's issued that.

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Okay, any better ideas are welcome. So, okay.

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The asanas the autocomplete needs to know the base table that is auto completing on so it can't autocomplete across different base tables yeah. So if you want to be able to, if you want to be able to reference different types of entities within the same field, you need to have like a selection. Tells you, like you know, which base table your your auto, completing against.

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Yeah huh interesting.

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Okay, yeah feedback appreciated it's issue 1301, it's also in trib under backdrop, contribs module. If you'd like to try it out today on your own sites,.

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And my collection.

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To try to get an official release of this may be out or something or at least workable by the end of the month. So we have a couple weeks to test things out before merging into core. If we decide to do that.

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Yeah, that sounds great.

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Okay, excellent next item, a new front, end demon core. We had to design meeting today in which we discussed this a little bit, but uh sorry Wes I'm, going to make you do it again: abbreviated, an update on the basis theme, yep.

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Working through issues just got a PR up for one gram, reported and I'm running through basis right now to a kitchen, a few little things here and there, but uh yeah I'm in the queue trying to resolve those things and at least respond and should be making a lot of progress here soon. Oh and I I might have a real release that shows up shows up when you search for it all right. I'll.

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Github search yeah.

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At github search man.

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Okay, great, uh let's see we also have a to-do checklist. This is said that yeah, it's likely this is going to be kicked to 1.6 and I'm. Fine, with that, let's say: let's just keep going new homepage layout is issued 1042. We want to have a page that is that ships with backdrop. That is a layout that just handles the front page and is made up of blocks instead of being that weird / node page ten.

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For me, too, it doesn't look like there's been the update recently on this one, but we have a fairly simple plan here that we will just add a layout that / fronts make it the home page and then iterate on it from there.

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Let's see rich text editor meta issue 1087. We have a whole bunch of items that we could be improving about the way the ckeditor works. There's some features in the new version of ckeditor that we already have that we're just not utilizing yet things like copy paste image supports, drag and drop uploads those sorts of things. So we have an issue that lists a whole bunch of sub items at 1087. I, don't think, there's been any serious progress on any of these items as of yet so.

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If anyone has a real passion for JavaScript libraries and rich text editors, we could use some additional input there for those meta issues.

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There's a bunch of other items that are tagged for the 1.5 release. You can check them out on github under the 1.5 mile stone release and that's it if yeah.

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If we manage to get those things, then we will have a kick-ass release and it's going to be very exciting, but it seems like once again we've cornered ourselves into a situation where it's going to be a mad rush at the end of the release, again, which oh gosh, if it makes me uh-uh, it gives me the tummy willies, but but it usually is turned out okay after the release, so we're going to get right into this last month and hopefully kick some serious ass here.

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Oh next item on the agenda, we've got the community group update, which actually is really pretty exciting for this week. Oh okay, that's quite a drop top Gregory. You want to give us the community growth update, yeah.

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Sure, now that the packager is fixed as well, we have some actual updates for the project. Anyways. Here we go. We have 300 total projects on backdrop CMS on kid hub. That's plus science is last meeting 208 projects with official releases on backdrop, CMS dot, org, that's plus 6.

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We have 318 releases on backup CMS, not all which is 17 not actually since last meeting, but since the last time that the packaging was working, we have not changed on the backdrop country bothers it's 54 steel and this 14 pending applications, no change for organizational profiles, either on back to opciones org, that's 24 and we have to sorry seven new users and registered on backdrop same as the club, which brings the total 321 and that's.

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Yeah awesome all right, that's a good time to make a reminder.

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I think that if you are interested in doing backdrop, work or are looking for backdrop of work, you can sign into backdrop TMS org and added node as a service provider, and you can be an individual or an entire company to add your and way up to different kinds of profiles for each and you can get listed up on back atop, CMS, org, I know, Jen and I are probably outliers in this, but we've actually been getting a lot of requests for people that do backdrop work, and so we've been giving them out as much as possible.

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So there's there is work out there. It's actually a little bit. It seems like we're already getting into a situation where demand is outstripped by as far as developers are concerned, which is great for developers, and so, if you are such person, you should be listing your services upon backdrops. You must order to help people find you news and announcements.

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Let's see, we have an official blog schedule posted up on the backdrop. Cms org issue queue issue, 158 Jen, rode up. Think jen is one that wrote up this a Twin Cities Drupal, yeah, Twin, Cities, Drupal recap, which was great and also talked a little bit about our efforts in trying to pursue automatic updates. So that's great, it was really it was a really good camp that was a while ago now, but a way to really excellent time. Jen is actually add another camp doing another.

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Training today, we.

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Could watch she's not in this meeting with us? If you have an idea for a blog post, you can comment on the issue 158. You also can just create a note on backdrop. Cms org and write up anything backdrop related that you feel like would be great to distribute with other people yeah we're really pretty open to any posts, because we really would like to have a regular stream of news coming out from back top CMS org.

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But, as we found out, we really like writing code and running blog posts is not nearly as much fun, but you still have to do it. All of our code means nothing if nobody knows about it.

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Okay, let's see newsletter schedule, we have an issue for this at 177 we have not sent out gosh. This is embarrassing. We haven't send out a newsletter for the 1.4 release, so we should just send out a note to all of our subscribers, which I have like several hundred I think we have like six or seven hundred people subscribe to our newsletter, so we can reach a lot of people that way whenever we feel like it, but we haven't been real good about actually utilizing it. So we would like to write up a basic newsletter.

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Saying: hey 1.4 is out check out these awesome features. Maybe at this point now it's mostly just a reminder that 1.4 came out rather than an announcements, but still outlining all the features into people's inboxes with a pickle in.

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Let's see community outreach meetings every other week, we do community outreach that alternates with the with.

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Meeting so next week, we'll have another community outreach meeting the agenda. You can get a link to it from the developer or the weekly meeting agenda that we're going through right now.

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Sprinting, it's Thursday Thursday's our backdrop days in which many members, the community, such as those illustrious people here within this hangout, get together and we're come back drop. Our primary means of communication is, in the backdrop issue to github.com / backdrop.

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However, we also regularly communicate on git er. We have a git er IRC channel that you can access from those repositories, but the URL to it is get on IM / backdrop / backdrop dash issues, and that gets you to our primary channel, in which we talk about all things backdrop. In real time there is an IRC channel, although we're really trying to funnel people into Gator as being a primary, a place of communication.

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Irc it's on freenode / backdrop: you can also use I receive your diehard fan. You can use IRC to connect to get er, and then you can use your regular tools to communicate with everybody else. That's online, using git er. We also have a reddit channel I, think that I might remove this, but the reddit channel is basically just for around the web. Conversation is about pack Trump, reddit.com, /, r, / backdrop upcoming events.

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You can check out a list of upcoming events that our backdrop friendly or have backdrop presenters at them, there's a lot of drupal camps or rounds like being which backdrop people will be present and presenting, one of which is Drupal corn, which is happening right now.

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So, if you are in the Iowa Midwest area, you should go to cedar rapids and check out drupal corn happening there's also drupalcamp asheville, that's coming up in just a week, looks like that would be next weekend's, not not tomorrow, but the week afterwards, in which we will also have some backdrop. People present you can check out more there's a whole slew than a bat bag, drops a mess, org / news, / events books.

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We like touting this just because it's so exciting there are two full-length well yeah, two full-length books available on backdrop beginning backdrop: CMS is out on a press and you can get it from amazon as well as migrating from Drupal to Mac drop, which is a slimmer volume. So we're really excited to have those pieces of literature available. The really pretty great books I've been yet owned.

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A copy of beginning Petra CMS, but from what I've seen in what I've read it looks really excellent and todd thompson has a great history of excellent drupal books, so lots of confidence there that does it for the agenda this week. Does anyone else have anything else? I would like to bring up and discuss.

C

Just a real quick one um for each release like when it happens. Do we have like a task list of things that need to be happen happening afterwards? Like you know, we have various people doing various tasks like, for example, being the feature list that we mentioned before. So it's time a new version comes out. Some people need to go through. The new features. Editor, then add those as nodes on the main website. So do we have a list of things that we can just take off? Do we have anything like that, so we're available.

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Let's see is this for um I.

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Talked about the 1.5 release at one point for the next bug-fix release: I I.

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Think major release is mainly but I could I sorry minor, but it's just released. Yet it is not the code but with you committing things, but it's sort of like the after the release like the announcements stuff like that, need to happen once there is out.

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uh You know we don't I would love to start delegating that, because right now, what it is is at least the past couple of releases, I've written up the release, notes and the announcements and done the release, which basically takes up like three whole days of just doing everything so actually planning I, don't think we do but I think that would be great and I think for the first starters.

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It would make sense if we just made an issue in the main repository that was like planning for the 1.4 release and just had assignments of like who's writing up the announcements. Who is writing up the newsletter like it would be nice to have that done beforehand. Actually, if we're doing any videos or screencasts or anything like that and then actually have that planned out, rather than it just being like a surprise like it's all out and basically, I need to do nothing but do a release for a couple days.

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Does that sound sound like what like what we're looking beyond or.

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Seemed like we could put together like a Google Doc like the agenda, pretty much that we have as a template and with its release. We create an issue somewhere in the queue and then that will have people assigned to it stopped asking, and we can sort of like take things as we do them and once we're like ninety percent ready, we just release, or at least we have a general idea where we're at and who needs help with West.

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Okay, yeah I, worthless, thang sound, like great ideas.

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So my thought on, that is a great. Let's do it.

C

Okay looks like our mother.

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Louise of you.

C

Oh I, let an issue for that, but not right now, I'll do it's within the weekend, so right other.

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