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Any volunteers to port APC module from Drupal 7 to 8?
Related pages
- Drupal 8.0.0 will be released on November 19, 2015
- News about "Porting modules and themes to Drupal 8 "
- "Drupal Module Upgrader" module. Which can do some of this automatically for you, covering many API hooks.
- Documentation about "Converting 7.x modules to 8.x"
We would be happy to contribute testing patch, quality assurance, documentation, and agile project management services if needed
Comments
Comment #2
apadernoDrupal 8 already has its cache backend that uses the APCu extension, if present. Actually, that is the default backend.
Comment #3
simeI have found little information about how to know that Drupal is successfully using APCu. Apparently PHP5.5 ships with it, but I notice that I can `apt-get install php-apc` and there there is apcu extension and apc settings in phpinfo, so... it wasn't installed? Links appreciated.
Comment #4
YoyoS CreditAttribution: YoyoS commentedAPCu doesn't come with PHP but Zend Opcache does !
Comment #5
apaderno@sime Don't get confused between APC and APCu. PHP 5.5 uses APCu, while APC is for the older PHP versions.
Comment #6
FrancewhoaThanks all for your contributions :)
This is a note to myself. I updated this ticket attribution tags.
Comment #7
apaderno@Francewhoa If you meant that you gave issue credits to users, that cannot be done from users who aren't maintainers. (I apologize if I misunderstood your comment.)