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A visual prototype of Drupal.org's GitLab integration

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Tim Lehnen
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449
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English
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Summary

In a keynote at Drupal Europe, project founder Dries Buytaert showcased a visual prototype of Drupal's forthcoming integration with GitLab, marking a significant step in their announced transition to GitLab. This transition involves multiple phases, with Phase 1 slated for early January and Phase 2 anticipated in early 2019. The integration necessitated extensive collaboration with GitLab's engineering team to address various technical issues, such as API enhancements and data deduplication. On Drupal's side, a versioncontrol_gitlab module was developed to facilitate integration, accompanied by rigorous migration testing and data cleanup to prevent namespace conflicts. The project anticipates enhanced efficiency and collaboration once the migration progresses past Phase 1. The Drupal community remains vibrant, offering resources like the Getting Involved Guide and hosting events such as DrupalCon Seattle in April 2019, underscoring their enduring motto, "Come for the code, stay for the community." Tim Lehnen, Executive Director at the Drupal Association, originally published this update on the Drupal blog.

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