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Four Kitchens: Get ready for Drupal 11: An essential guide

Preparing for Drupal 11 is crucial to ensure a smooth transition, and we’re here to help you make it easy and efficient. This guide offers clear steps to update your environment and modules, perform thorough tests, and use essential tools like Upgrade Status and Drupal Rector.

Don’t fall behind! Making sure your site is ready for the new features and improvements Drupal 11 brings will make the upgrade work quick and easy.

Read on to learn how to keep your site updated and future-proof.

Ensure your environment is ready

  • Upgrade to PHP 8.3: Ensure optimal performance and compatibility with Drupal 11
  • Use Drush 13: Make sure you have this version available in your development or sandbox environment
  • Database requirements: Ensure your database meets the requirements for Drupal 11:
    • MySQL 8.0
    • PostgreSQL 16
  • Web server: Drupal 11 requires Apache 2.4.7 or higher. Keep your server updated to avoid compatibility issues.

Upgrade to Drupal 10.3. Before migrating to Drupal 11, update your site to Drupal 10.3 to handle all deprecations properly. Drupal 10.3 defines all deprecated code to be removed in Drupal 11, making it easier to prepare for the next major update.

Update contributed modules. Use Composer to update all contributed modules to versions compatible with Drupal 11. The Upgrade Status module will help identify deprecated modules and APIs. Ensure all modules are updated to avoid compatibility issues.

Fix custom code. Use Drupal Rector to identify and fix deprecations in your custom code. Drupal Rector automates much of the update process, leaving “to do” comments where manual intervention is needed. Perform a manual review of critical areas to ensure everything functions correctly.

Run tests in a safe environment. Conduct tests in a safe environment, such as a local sandbox or cloud IDE. It’s likely to fail at first, but it’s essential to run multiple tests until you achieve a successful result. Use:

  • composer update --dry-run to simulate the update without making changes
  • composer why-not drupal/core 11.0 if there are issues, identify which dependencies require an earlier version of Drupal

Compatibility tools. Install and use the Upgrade Status module to ensure your site is ready. This module provides a detailed report on your site’s compatibility with Drupal 11. Check for compatibility issues in contributed projects on Drupal.org using the Project Update Bot.

Back up everything. Before updating, ensure you have a complete backup of your code and database. This is crucial to restore your site if something goes wrong during the update.

Considerations for immediate upgrade

You may wonder if you should upgrade your site to Drupal 11 as soon as it’s available. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

  • Maybe no: Sites can wait up till when the Drupal 10 LTS (long term support) ends (mid-late 2026) and then upgrade. This allows contributed modules to be fully ready for the update.
  • Maybe yes: Upgrading early lets you take advantage of new features and improvements but may introduce new bugs. Additionally, if everyone waits to upgrade, it could delay the readiness of contributed modules for the new version.

While Drupal 10 will be supported for some time, it’s advisable to stay ahead with these updates to use the improvements they offer and ensure a smoother, optimized transition.

By following these steps and considerations, your Drupal site will be well prepared for the transition to Drupal 11, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted experience. Get ready for the new and exciting features Drupal 11 has to offer!

References

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This Week in F-Droid

TWIF curated on Thursday, 12 Sep 2024, Week 37

Community News

Arx Libertatis, An improved, cross-platform and open source engine for Arx Fatalis, a 2002 first-person role-playing game / dungeon crawler / immersive sim was just added, bringing another cult classic to the Android screen. You’ll need the Demo data files just to test, or use the game files from your old CDs or fresh off a digital game service. You can follow the instructions in the Wiki to setup the game.

Blocker was updated to 2.0.4497-fdroid, small note, be aware that the included rules might be missing. The next update will fix them. Upstream issue

Briar was updated to 1.5.13, a small polish after last months UI update to Material Design 3. Briar is a peer-to-peer messaging app that does not depend on centralized servers, and it routes messages via the Tor network. This can be a pain for mobile devices as they can go online and offline as the geography dictates (or your OEMs battery optimizations) hence messages can be delayed. But did you know you can pair Briar with Briar Mailbox? Announced last year and in F-Droid since April, Mailbox acts as your own private server that you can setup on a spare Android device that sits comfortable always online and keeps your messages ready to be delivered to you or to your contacts. Linking your account to Mailbox is as easy as scanning a QR code.

Element – Secure Messenger was updated to 1.6.20, as the Element team gave F-Droid the ok to build one month later than their release. It’s an important update as it adds support for “Authenticated media”, about which you can read more here. Unfortunately the armv7 version hit some memory limits so it will be rebuilt next. SchildiChat users are already covered as their app was updated a few weeks ago and FluffyChat users might get the update by the time they read this TWIF. Element X is still work-in-progress, as newer versions fail to build reproducible, we are communicating with the Element team to bring it up to date as soon as possible.

mpvKt: MPV based media player, A media player based on the popular commandline media player mpv, was just added, it’s based on mpv-android and tries to offer you the power of mpv in a nicer UI that’s easier to use and handle. Will it replace your old player? Do test and tell us!

Chaldea was updated to 2.5.14 and kardi notes | privacy matters to 2.1.1, but we’ll have to ask you to skip these updates as they are broken, being the victims of an aggressive scanning issue.

What scanner issue? Last week we added a new check to the scanner which was intended to catch non-deterministic builds. When a package manager file, e.g. pubspec.yaml, is found without a lock file aside, the scanner throws an error or deletes the file, when scandelete is used. This feature was not tested on enough app source code bases and, when deployed for hundreds of apps a cycle needs to build, it caused, besides delayed updates, many false positives and even made some builds (as pointed above) produce broken packages. We appologize for the mess. This issue has been fixed and failed packages have been rebuilt.

Removed Apps

1 app were removed

Video Transcoder, Video transcoding between common formats, was getting long in the tooth, no longer being developed and based on a 6 year old FFmpeg version that has its share of known vulnerabilities. But it’s not all bad news as at least Bunny Media Editor and Open Video Editor can cover your video editing tasks and, if needed, FFShare will let you tweak that final encoding.

Newly Added Apps

8 more apps were newly added

Updated Apps

82 more apps were updated

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