My Drupal Core Contributions for week-ending July 19th, 2024
Don’t shower yet, Mark, you’re not finished.
Published: July 19, 2024
I think I need a shower after all that.Oh really? Yeah, remember that cool merge request from 2 weeks ago to set the dates for each node in Umami to a unique date? Well, that also has a failing test. But only if you install Umami using Spanish as the default language.Thanks to Code Enigma for sponsoring my time to go through this masochism 😀
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