Articles from Jeremy Thorson

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Having spent the better half of the last year within the PIFT/PIFR issue queues, chasing the holy grail of sustained testbot stability, I find myself reaching a bit of a crossroads.

Following up on my PIFT 6.x-2.7 Released post, I'd like to take a moment to walk you through another new feature which was introduced with the rollout of the new code.

We are pleased to announce that PIFT 6.x-2.7 has been released, and is now deployed on Drupal.org. PIFT stands for 'project issue file test', and is the d.o component of Drupal's automated testing infrastructure.

We had just shy of a dozen people get together for a BoF meet at BADCamp last weekend.

This is the second post in series regarding Drupal's New Project Application process. The other posts in this series can be found here: Part 2 Part 3

Okay, I'll admit it ... PIFR isn't the sexiest, flashiest, or most widely used Drupal module in existence.

Articles from Jeremy Thorson

Having spent the better half of the last year within the PIFT/PIFR issue queues, chasing the holy grail of sustained testbot stability, I find myself reaching a bit of a crossroads.

Following up on my PIFT 6.x-2.7 Released post, I'd like to take a moment to walk you through another new feature which was introduced with the rollout of the new code.

We are pleased to announce that PIFT 6.x-2.7 has been released, and is now deployed on Drupal.org. PIFT stands for 'project issue file test', and is the d.o component of Drupal's automated testing infrastructure.

We had just shy of a dozen people get together for a BoF meet at BADCamp last weekend.

This is the second post in series regarding Drupal's New Project Application process. The other posts in this series can be found here: Part 2 Part 3

Okay, I'll admit it ... PIFR isn't the sexiest, flashiest, or most widely used Drupal module in existence.