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No Sssweat CreditAttribution: No Sssweat commentedFor some reason the link didn't work on my original post and its not letting me edit it, so here it is Drupal Module Upgrader
Comment #3
aburke626Thanks - I didn't know about this! I'll look into it after the 2.x version is done (unless you want to try to upgrade the current version - feel free!)
Comment #4
No Sssweat CreditAttribution: No Sssweat commentedAny idea when the 2.x version will be finished?
Comment #5
aburke626There should be a dev release out by end of day tomorrow.
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sac_1q5 CreditAttribution: sac_1q5 commentedHi @markdorison, are you working on this actively or is it still in the wind?
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sac_1q5 CreditAttribution: sac_1q5 commentedHi @markdorison, are you working on this actively or is it still in the wind?
Comment #9
markdorisonThis is under active development. More to come soon.
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markdorisonComment #11
markdorisonJust a quick update: we are very close to being ready to push an 8.x-dev branch. I am hoping that the holidays don't get in the way but I am optimistic that we should have something up soon for everyone to test.
Comment #12
No Sssweat CreditAttribution: No Sssweat commentedGood to hear, Rules and this module are the only thing stopping me from upgrading to Drupal 8.
I wish I had the coding skills to help you guys out, but since I don't, I will be happy to give the 8.x-dev branch a test run.
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No Sssweat CreditAttribution: No Sssweat commentedUmmm... I see the 8 dev version is in the code repository http://cgit.drupalcode.org/recurly?h=8.x-1.x
Are we suppose to start testing it now? or wait until the 8.x-1.x-dev version shows up in the Recurly module front page?
Comment #19
markdorison@Camster: We want to clear all major issues (ie. #2641578: Subscription tab missing from recurly entity page) before we cut a dev release. Collaboration, feedback and patches are welcome.
Comment #20
markdorisonWith #2641578: Subscription tab missing from recurly entity page resolved, we have now made a dev release available on the project page. Please test and report any issues in the issue queue!
Comment #21
colanGiven that there's an alpha release, I think we can close this (especially since we're already using the issue queue for 8.x issues).
Comment #22
markdorisonFollowing the Drupal 8 Contrib Tracker statuses here.
Comment #23
colanI proposed a plan at #2782295: Stable release for Drupal 8. Please review and add your feedback. Thanks!
Comment #24
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