I checked open issues and didn't find anything relevant, but apologies if I missed it.
Is there a list of blocker issues preventing the D11 compatible 2.1.0 stable release from being published? Perhaps this issue can serve that purpose.
Blocking issues:
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xem8vfdh commentedIs this module being monitored by any maintainers?
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liam morlandComment #4
liam morlandComment #5
liam morlandcontent_access2.1.0-rc2 is two weeks old and there do not appear to be any release-blocker issues. It can probably be made a full release.Comment #6
xem8vfdh commentedAwesome, thanks @Liam morland. I agree :)
Comment #7
lpsolit commentedBefore releasing 2.1.0, please check https://www.drupal.org/project/content_access/issues/3574984
Comment #8
xem8vfdh commentedI think thats worthy of review but not at all a blocker for 2.1.0 stable release which is blocking users from moving to drupal 11
reason being, there are two workarounds: 1. rebuild the permissions, 2. refresh the page and the warning goes away?
Comment #9
steven jones commentedI've gone and marked #3574984: 2.1.0-rc2 keeps asking to rebuild permissions as critical because actually, it'll become incredibly annoying for most sites using content access I think. As explained in #3574984-8: 2.1.0-rc2 keeps asking to rebuild permissions there's some work to do I think!
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liam morlandComment #11
xem8vfdh commentedfair enough. Is that the only blocker you see between now and a stable release?
Thanks for the help!
Comment #12
steven jones commentedLet's cut another RC.
Comment #13
xem8vfdh commentedDrupal 10 EOL is December this year. The latest stable release of content_access is limited to Drupal 10.
If its decided to publish a new RC and NOT a stable 2.1.0:
I appreciate everyone's help on this, and any other content_access work. Its a great module that deserves a (stable) place in the modern Drupal landscape.
Comment #14
steven jones commented2.1.0-rc5 is out!
I've had a look at the release stats and plenty of people are using these release candidates, so yeah, I think we're good to declare one of them stable now.
I'll set a reminder for a week, and if we've not heard of any show-stopping bugs, then I'll re-tag 2.1.0-rc5 as 2.1.0 and release.
I think "needs review" is fine, as basically we want people to review the 2.1.0-rc5 release.
Comment #15
xem8vfdh commentedTHANK YOU!
Comment #16
steven jones commentedDone: https://www.drupal.org/project/content_access/releases/2.1.0
Comment #18
xem8vfdh commentedawesome, thanks, and congrats on the new release :)