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matt glaman - open source php and drupal developer

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Understanding Drupal: A Complete Guide to Caching Layers is now published!

After starting in early 2023 and having a long hiatus from writing, my book Understanding Drupal: A Complete Guide to Caching Layers is now published on LeanPub! Three years ago (😱), I started working on this book that I wanted to self-publish. I got to about 65% of the way there and had a hard time wrapping up. Then things got busy at work, as I helped lead...


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The nightmare of permissions and OAuth scopes in Drupal
The Nightmare of Permissions and OAuth Scopes in Drupal

Drupal's role-based access control is one of its strengths. Permissions and roles are well-understood, and the system is mature. But the moment you step outside the standard cookie-based session — say, into OAuth with the authorization code flow — you hit a wall that the core permission model never anticipated.

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drupalorg-cli 0.8.0: GitLab issue fork and merge request commands
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Automating Drupal release notes in Dependabot PRs
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Preventing a 'drush updb' from clearing your caches

By default, drush updb clears the cache after applying database updates. For deployments where you want to avoid an unnecessary performance hit, you can prevent this default behavior using a Drush pre-command hook. The updb command has a --cache-clear flag that you can set up in your CI workflow, but what about local testing? Will you or your team remember to set that flag ev...


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