usasearch 8.x-1.0

New features

DigitalGov search (formerly USASearch) is an embeddable search engine that can be used to search federal websites. The Drupal 8 version like previous versions features:

  1. Ability to index nodes by content type
  2. Ability to specify specific nodes to be indexed
  3. Ability to select view mode to show in search results

New in Drupal 8!

  1. An independent search block
  2. Turn indexing on and off
  3. Turn logging on and off

subrequests 8.x-2.0-beta1

Bug fixes
New features

First beta release. Same codebase after the rewrite.

node_revision_delete 8.x-1.0-alpha3

Bug fixes
New features

Changes since 8.x-1.0-alpha2:

  • #2908345 by adriancid: Change the permission name in the module help page
  • #2907680 by adriancid: Add the sticky property to the table shown in the admin page
  • #2900979 by adriancid: Untranslated strings
  • #2900518 by adriancid: Drush command to configure time options for the minimum age to delete revisions
  • #2899740 by adriancid: Drush command to configure time options to know when the revision should be deleted
  • #2899066 by adriancid: Drush command to configure frequency with which to delete revisions while cron is running
  • #2846726 by proconnor15, adriancid: Add option to delete revisions every 2 years while cron runs
  • #2895498 by adriancid: Drush command to get the last time that the node revision delete was made
  • #2892502 by adriancid: Validate that the parameters exists before use it in array_inshift() function
  • #2892441 by adriancid: Change the drush error codes
  • by adriancid: Add a dry-run option
  • by adriancid: Change drush ndr-delete-cron-run command name to nrd-delete-cron-run
  • by adriancid: Create an option group in the content type edit form
  • by adriancid: Create the CHANGELOG.txt file
  • by adriancid: Disable the 'Delete revisions now' option if there not exists candidates nodes with revisions to delete

subrequests 8.x-2.x-dev

New features

This version is a major rewrite. It uses the same principles, but the replacements are done using the JSONPath specification instead of JSON Pointer. That allows for more interesting features, like create N requests from a single subrequest if the replacement pattern returns an array of replacements.

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