The Reservation project has not seen any code commits since December 2014, with releases only for Drupal 7 and earlier. Drupal 7 reached end of life in January 2025, so the project is effectively abandoned and is not covered by Drupal's security advisory policy.
I am developing a modern resource availability and booking module for Drupal 11 that I would like to publish under the reservation namespace. The new module manages bookable resources, their availability slots and live remaining capacity, with a concurrency-safe hold / confirm / release booking API. It is designed as a lean, dependency-free core that other modules can build richer reservation workflows on top of.
The new module is a complete rewrite with no code relationship to the original project. I understand that existing releases and Git commits will be preserved; I will create a new branch and document the transition on the project page.
Current maintainers have been contacted via their drupal.org contact forms, asking them to comment on this issue:
I maintain a number of contributed projects on drupal.org (see my profile) and am committed to actively maintaining this namespace going forward.
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mably commentedComment #3
mably commentedComment #4
maulwuff commentedFor me this is fine. It's crazy that nearly 20 years have passed since creating the module :-D
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mably commentedThanks @maulwuff, moving over to the Drupal.org project ownership project.
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avpadernoComment #7
avpadernoThe project link is https://www.drupal.org/project/reservation.
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avpadernoSince maulwuff (the project owner before I changed it) commented in this issue, I made mably the new project owner.
Comment #10
mably commentedThanks @avpaderno!
I'm sorry for the missing project link, will try to remember for next time.