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See Advanced Courses NAH, I know EnoughThe TWG coding standards committee is announcing three coding standards changes for final discussion. These appear to have reached a point close enough to consensus for final completion. The process for proposing and ratifying changes is documented on the coding standards project page. A change to this process is being proposed to streamline the interaction between the coding standards body, Drupal Core, and the Coder project, please provide any feedback on that issue.
Announced for final discussion:
Official coding standards updates now ratified:
Formerly announced issues that need an issue summary update
These issues have a lot of support but need an update to formalize the proposal so that they can be ratified and applied.
These proposals will be re-evaluated during the next coding standards meeting currently scheduled for December 20th. At that point the discussion may be extended, or if clear consensus has been reached one or more policies may be dismissed or ratified and moved to the next step in the process.
The TWG coding standards committee is announcing two coding standards changes for final discussion. These appear to have reached a point close enough to consensus for final completion. The new process for proposing and ratifying changes is documented on the coding standards project page.
Official coding standards updates now ratified:
Issues awaiting core approval:
Issues that just need a little TLC (you can help!):
These proposals will be re-evaluated during the next coding standards meeting currently scheduled for August 30th. At that point the discussion may be extended, or if clear consensus has been reached one or more policies may be dismissed or ratified and moved to the next step in the process.
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