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Off Drupal 7, or stuck on 9 or 10? Here is how we upgrade Drupal sites to the latest version: assess first, modernise the code with Rector, migrate the content, and prove it all with automated tests before go-live.
  • Drupal
  • Migration
  • Testing
  • Vortex
  • Blog
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Vortex 1.40.0 ships automatic CI secret and workflow scanning, test results on your PRs, site-wide accessibility checks, and SDC tooling out of the box - plus a unified database command set. Breaking changes are mostly quick config renames.
  • Vortex
  • Drupal
  • Blog
  • Updates
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Thinking of moving your Drupal site to a team that is faster with AI? Fair to ask if it is safe. The short version: AI speeds up the writing, never the checking. Every change is still reviewed, tested, and gated before it ships.
  • Drupal
  • AI
  • Delivery
  • Blog
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Your Drupal agency is fine, but the invoices feel heavy. It is possible to get the same senior, tested work for about a third less on suitable work, because delivery got faster, not because corners were cut. See it costed both ways.
  • Blog
  • Delivery
  • AI
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AI policies in government and enterprise are meant to limit AI on private code. The unexpected side effect: they grow open source. Developers extract generic logic into public modules to keep working, and the whole ecosystem benefits.
  • Blog
  • AI
  • Open source
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This release is a mixed bag in the best sense. There is a new opt-in way to catch visual regressions before they reach production, a change in how the shipped tooling is delivered, accessibility checks that now come in the box, some quality-of-life improvements to everyday commands, a reliability fix for Lagoon-hosted projects, faster CI, and the usual runtime refresh.
  • Blog
  • Vortex
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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.
  • Blog
  • Behat
  • Testing
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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.
  • Blog
  • Vortex
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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.
  • Blog
  • Vortex