Problem/Motivation
The accessibility tools recipe is pinned at 2.2, which is functionally end-of-life.
Version 3.x has now reached RC1 and will tag a full release in a couple days. It's a better out of the box experience for any non-english site -- v2 was only ever translated into German; v3 ships with 16 languages. There are also a lot more tests.
Proposed resolution
Bump the composer requirement to ^3.0.
User interface changes
Tips have been rewritten to hopefully be a bit clearer, CSV exports have moved to a submodule, the dashboard Views allow for filters against live node data, and the optional CSA submodule has various features for developers and content governance.
Configuration changes
There should not be any needed, but we should keep an eye on progress in Canvas and the Admin theme.
Issue fork drupal_cms-3586147
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Comments
Comment #2
phenaproximaThis has to be postponed until editoria11y is stable, not RC. For a few (very good) release management reasons, Drupal CMS cannot include non-stable dependencies.
But if Editoria11y tags a stable 3.0 release and the product lead approves, this should be fine.
Comment #3
itmaybejj commentedThat makes perfect sense. I'll be tagging a stable release later this week.
As someone new to CMS merge requests...which branch(es) should I be proposing changes to in this fork? The View yml needs a rewrite too.
...or should I just leave that commit link there for people who know what they are doing and back away slowly?
Comment #4
phenaproximaPost your MR against the 2.x branch. :)