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Released #DrupalCodeBuilder 4.5.3 with a critical fix: code analysis crashes when it encounters an event name constant with no docblock. Document your code! Also, fuck the fuck off out of my issue queues with garbage GenAI bug reports. They're full of bullshit, and if you expect me to put my time into fixing a bug, put your time into writing a bug report. #FuckAI

Released #DrupalCodeBuilder 4.5.3 with a critical fix: code analysis crashes when it encounters an event name constant with no docblock. Document your code! Also, fuck the fuck off out of my issue queues with garbage GenAI bug reports. They're full of bullshit, and if you expect me to put my time into fixing a bug, put your time into writing a bug report. #FuckAI

Bikeshed! The #DrupalCodeBuilder generated method name for a class-based hook whose name contains a token, such as hook_form_FORM_ID_alter() should be:

Bikeshed! The #DrupalCodeBuilder generated method name for a class-based hook whose name contains a token, such as hook_form_FORM_ID_alter() should be:

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder adds a configuration option for constructor property promotion. This is a proposed coding standard for Drupal. https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.4.8

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder adds a configuration option for constructor property promotion. This is a proposed coding standard for Drupal. https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.4.8

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder, because it hadn't occurred to me until I was generating hooks last week that it's a good idea to start writing all your hook implementations as OO hooks with legacy support, even if you're still on #Drupal 10. https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.4.4

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder, because it hadn't occurred to me until I was generating hooks last week that it's a good idea to start writing all your hook implementations as OO hooks with legacy support, even if you're still on #Drupal 10. https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.4.4

#DrupalCodeBuilder has got a lot of code for making #PHPUnit assertions on #PHP code, using nikic/php-parser - e.g. does this class implement an interface, does this method return a variable, etc. Would this be useful as a separate library? https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/blob/4.4.x/Test/Unit/Parsing/PHPTester.php

#DrupalCodeBuilder has got a lot of code for making #PHPUnit assertions on #PHP code, using nikic/php-parser - e.g. does this class implement an interface, does this method return a variable, etc. Would this be useful as a separate library? https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/blob/4.4.x/Test/Unit/Parsing/PHPTester.php

I stupidly didn't think that you might want to generate hooks OO-style with legacy support on a site that's Drupal 9 or 10 -- so that your hooks code is ready for Drupal 11.1. Will be fixed in next version of #DrupalCodeBuilder -- soon! (or on branch `sandbox-oo-hooks-on-10` if you feel like experimenting!)

@dropismoving New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder generates OO-based hooks!

New releases of Module Builder, Drupal Code Builder AND Mutable Typed Data (which provides the dynamic data structure for entering all the options for your module). Don't forget the -W option with 'composer update'! #Drupal #DrupalCodeBuilder

OO-style hooks are coming to #Drupal core and #ModuleBuilder and #DrupalCodeBuilder are ready! https://www.drupal.org/node/3442349

OO-style hooks are coming to #Drupal core and #ModuleBuilder and #DrupalCodeBuilder are ready! https://www.drupal.org/node/3442349

@rachel Fifth, I run multiple local sites (at least 3 -- one for core, one for contrib, and one for #DrupalCodeBuilder). With MAMP, that's still one server. With DDEV, that's three.

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder adds support for generating attribute-based plugin types. With this comes another new feature - customisable attribute properties!

Unexpected bonus of using PHP attributes instead of annotations for plugins: the new release of #DrupalCodeBuilder adds helpful comments to tell you what each property does -- https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.3.7

Unexpected bonus of using PHP attributes instead of annotations for plugins: the new release of #DrupalCodeBuilder adds helpful comments to tell you what each property does -- https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.3.7

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder with some updates for Drupal 10.2. Also adds route parameters to the controller callback, complete with entity upcasting! https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.3.6

New release of #DrupalCodeBuilder with some updates for Drupal 10.2. Also adds route parameters to the controller callback, complete with entity upcasting! https://github.com/drupal-code-builder/drupal-code-builder/releases/tag/4.3.6

I'm confused about PHP deprecation warnings. I was running #DrupalCodeBuilder unit tests on Drupal 9: no warnings. I upgraded to Drupal 10: ALL the warnings. What's changed?

I'm confused about PHP deprecation warnings. I was running #DrupalCodeBuilder unit tests on Drupal 9: no warnings. I upgraded to Drupal 10: ALL the warnings. What's changed?