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DrevOps' Alex Skrypnyk has been co-maintaining Drupal Driver and Drupal Extension for the last six months. Three coordinated alphas of the Drupal Behat stack just shipped. This post walks through the work that got us here.
This release is a mix of new testing, default modules, security, deployment ergonomics, and a runtime bump. Below is a tour of what changed and what it means if you're running a Vortex site.
This release extracts demo code into a dedicated module, splits linting into a standalone CI job, restructures CircleCI config for maintainability, and includes multiple CI/CD fixes for Docker permissions, coverage reporting, and branch filtering.
This release makes Vortex AI-native, migration-ready, and more production-safe by introducing structured agent support, CI-testable migrations, full-stack JS testing, hardened provisioning, and improved CI/infrastructure capabilities.
Supercharging your Drupal testing with Behat Steps: A practical, AI-friendly approach for busy teams
This release adds full Drupal 11.3 compatibility and updates container images, GitHub Actions, and automation tooling for improved stability and security, along with installer enhancements that streamline testing and onboarding.
Transform your migration into a modernisation journey: automate, streamline, and evolve your Drupal platform for the future.
Vortex 1.34.0 (Flux) improves security, modernises dependency management and development tooling, enhances the installer and testing workflow, and removes the final blockers for Vortex 2.0, which is now fully planned and underway.
From content modelling to API-first design, Drupal remains the go-to CMS for enterprises needing scale and reliability in 2025.