Problem/Motivation

See https://www.drupal.org/core/experimental#beta

  • We will be API stable - all main API classes will have @internal removed
  • Config Transformation event API will have been moved to core

Proposed resolution

Ensure we're ready for the beta gates - ie. API stability, deprecations and upgrade paths.

Remaining tasks

User interface changes

API changes

Data model changes

Release notes snippet

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Parent issue: » #3033427: [plan] Add support for environment-specific configuration
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We shouldn't be moving anything into core namespaces until the module is being marked stable, unless the functionality would be added even without the experimental module existing. Otherwise, it's beta code in a stable namespace.

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I absolutely agree with #4.
We are in the second case with #2991683: Move configuration transformation API in \Drupal\Core\Config namespace and #3079029: Move module config exclusion from config_environment to core.services:
While we are still working on the config_environment module and what was planned for it, in the mean time we used it to solve the chicken-egg problem with having the api without using it. Since we now have a use for the API in core outside of the config_environment module, the API can go into core also without the experimental module.

We can remove @internal from \Drupal\Core\Config\ImportStorageTransformer which is the only API class one is expected to use.
Ie \Drupal::service('config.import_transformer')->transform($myStorage);
The other direction is covered by \Drupal\Core\Config\StorageInterface when using the config.storage.export service.

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