Opening the Gates For Drupal.org Code Contributions
Proposals to improve the Drupal contribution process have been heavily debated for the last few years.
Until now, the only thing everyone could agree on was the current process was broken.
Currently, many submitted modules are hung out to dry, because very few people have time or energy to fight through the submission process. You are lucky if you get your module accepted within 6 months. Many developers have waited much longer.
We were astonished to learn that our theme, called Breeze, was the first theme project to complete the approval process in 2016. And it was published in September! There were no new theme contributors for the vast majority of 2016.
Fortunately, big changes are finally about to come to the approval process for code on Drupal.org.
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Until now, the only thing everyone could agree on was the current process was broken.
Currently, many submitted modules are hung out to dry, because very few people have time or energy to fight through the submission process. You are lucky if you get your module accepted within 6 months. Many developers have waited much longer.
We were astonished to learn that our theme, called Breeze, was the first theme project to complete the approval process in 2016. And it was published in September! There were no new theme contributors for the vast majority of 2016.
Fortunately, big changes are finally about to come to the approval process for code on Drupal.org.
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