Drupal Development

One of the most joyous events in open source free software development is when someone contributes code back to code you contributed to the community. Here's what to do when that happens for a module you maintain on Drupal.org.

Following the local development layout described in CVS commands for branching a Drupal 5 module to Drupal 6 (based on add1sun's).

Note: Not all command line output is shown, to better highlight the commands you should enter as the user.

debug_print_backtrace()
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.debug-print-backtrace.php

and

debug_backtrace()
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.debug-backtrace.php

Errors from would-be user of SCF:

SCF seems to have a lot of "custom" modules. Do you know who is developing these? Is there a license conflict with GPL2 for not having them on d.o?

regards,
Stéphane.

aka scor

The modules were developed by Tom Green. Agaric Design Collective (with myself as project lead) has taken over primary development.

Some crazy ways I looked to work around this bug for the SCF installation profile.

Repeating the update system line certainly did not do it:

Everyone else has figured this out by now, but loudly proclaiming ignorance (as soon as I know I am ignorant) is a proud U.S. of A. tradition (albeit ordinarily done with less self-awareness).

Apologies if you had to click to read this, because the whole insight is in the page title: Use hook_theme for new theming functions and templates; use hook_theme_registry_alter to take over existing ones.

Agaric will demonstrate this with a negative example and a positive example.

I received an error because the schema for member module wasn't loading. After visiting the modules page all was fine.

A technical review YouthRadio.org, newly relaunched in Drupal.

Files attached here for access from http://sciencecollaboration.org/

Resolution

For Drupal core development in Git rather than CVS, git://github.com/mikl/drupal.git is updated every hour from Drupal.org's CVS.

Resolution