I'm helping to maintain a website for a non profit - Drupal, obviously, Drupal 11.

They have two environments on a hosted site, staging and prod, but they don't have much process in place.

A general question is how to keep two environments in sync, and verify that they're in sync. A complicating issue is that staging at this point lags way behind prod, they've tended to just make changes directly on prod.

I've been trying to diff the database, but this is pretty unwieldy. A further issue is that, even when people make changes on staging first, they don't always do precisely the same thing on prod.

I'd like to lock down both envs so that all changes route through me. That might prove difficult politically though. But the initial idea is to bring staging up to date with prod and then verify that. I'm not clear on the best way to do that though.

hey I was wondering if there exits a module which can display an instagram feed from an account as a block, to be shown on the site (Drupal 11). I know these Moduls exists, my main problem ist, that they only can be linked with one account and I would like to display different instagram feeds from different accounts depending on the sites the block appears.

does somebody know if a Modul like that exist ?

Hey r/drupal,

I've been building Enhanced Taxonomy Manager — a drop-in replacement for Drupal's default taxonomy management UI. It adds drag-and-drop reordering, inline rename, drill-down breadcrumb navigation, find & replace, bulk operations, import/export, health checks, and keyboard shortcuts — all without leaving the page.

It's currently in beta and I'd love some real-world testing before a stable release. Works with Drupal 10/11.

Install: composer require drupal/etm

Project page: https://www.drupal.org/project/etm

If you give it a spin, I'd appreciate any feedback — bugs, UX issues, missing features, whatever. Thanks!

I've been a Wordpress user and dev for many years. I really appreciate Drupal but I've rarely had projects that require that tool. Many clients have needed WP.

I just tested Drupal CMS and I am impressed. WP's launch of their online editor features was messy and confusing. It looks as though Drupal CMS has maybe skipped some of that. Probably had the benefit of witnessing WP's growing pains.

I have to say I'm surprised Drupal CMS wasn't developed earlier. It provides a very sensible UX.

Hi everyone,

I have a Drupal 8.9.x site (non-Composer based) and I need to move it to Drupal 11.

My goal is to migrate:

• Content (nodes, users, taxonomy, media)
• Configuration (content types, fields, views, etc.)
• Files directory

I tried enabling:

• Migrate
• Migrate Drupal
• Migrate Plus
• Migrate Tools
• Migrate Upgrade

I also connected the Drupal 8 database using:

$databases['upgrade']['default'] = [ 'database' => 'd8_db', 'username' => 'db', 'password' => 'db', 'host' => 'db', 'driver' => 'mysql', ]; 

However, when I run:

drush migrate:status 

I do not see upgrade_d8_* migrations being generated.

So my question is:

👉 Is it possible to migrate from Drupal 8 to Drupal 11 using the Migrate module like we do for Drupal 7 → Drupal 10/11?

Or is the recommended approach to:

1. Convert the D8 site to Composer
2. Upgrade step-by-step (8 → 9 → 10 → 11)
3. Keep the same database

If migration is possible, what is the correct approach?

Thanks in advance 🙏

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UPDATE: You can now see the release information of any module that has the release information available.

Hello,

I am looking for live examples of use cases for the “Forum” module, which was still part of the Drupal core until version 11.

I would like to see it in action so that I can appreciate its features. I think it would be better to stay on a Drupal base rather than install a version of Discourse, which seems oversized for a simple agency forum ^^

Regards

I am currently using the Responsive Menu module in Drupal 10 and planning to upgrade the core to Drupal 11. Since my site depends on this module, I would like to know whether Responsive Menu is compatible with Drupal 11, or if there is an updated version available for Drupal 11.

I currently have a custom Drupal theme that is working well with Drupal 10.4.3. I am planning to upgrade to Drupal 11, as it appears to be the stable, long-term supported version.

What is the recommended process for upgrading a theme from Drupal 10.4.3 to Drupal 11?

For context, I previously migrated my site from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10. During that transition, I had to rewrite the theme from scratch due to major architectural changes. I am hoping that such a complete rewrite will not be necessary when upgrading from Drupal 10 to Drupal 11.

Any guidance or best practices would be appreciated.

https://www.drupal.org/project/emm

https://www.drupal.org/project/etm

As is all the rage right now (or maybe 2 months ago, I dunno anymore), I vibe-coded a benchmarking tool. It automatically creates verifiable tasks from core issues and crafts a few synthetic tasks from change records. It then asks the LLM to generate a patch to fix the issue after we've "unfixed" it in a docker container. Then we apply the LLM's patch and run relevant tests. If they pass, the task is considered completed successful.

The idea was to create a tool to measure how well open-weights LLMs know Drupal 11, so they don't get to use search or any tools. Gemini 3 Flash is just in there as reference. Currently, only core is covered, but I'm planning to expand to some of the major contrib modules like webform and paragraphs.

If you'd like me to test specific models, do let me know, preferably something that fits within my puny 4070's 12GB VRAM.

I used Nano Banana to generate a diagram of how it works.