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Vortex 1.37 moves demo code into a module you can switch off, runs linting in parallel with the build, verifies the deployment tool before it runs, and stops CI building the same change twice.
The optimistic story says AI accelerates open source. From maintaining ~40 repos, we don't buy it. AI speeds up consuming open source far faster than contributing back, and that gap, not the technology, is the real threat to the commons.
Vortex 1.36 makes migrations something you can rehearse in CI, gives AI agents a map of the project, adds browser-based JavaScript testing, and guards against a config import quietly undoing your database updates.
Supercharging your Drupal testing with Behat Steps: A practical, AI-friendly approach for busy teams
Vortex 1.35 adds full Drupal 11.3 compatibility, posts test coverage onto your pull requests, and narrows the scope of the ahoy test command. Here is what each change means for a project built on Vortex.
Turn your migration into a modernisation: automate, streamline and evolve your Drupal site for the years ahead.
Vortex 1.34.0 (Flux) improves security, modernises dependency management and development tooling, enhances the installer and testing workflow, and removes the final blockers for Vortex 2.0, which is now fully planned and underway.
From content modelling to API-first design, Drupal remains the go-to CMS for enterprises needing scale and reliability in 2025.
Why open source is a strategic advantage for enterprises: portability, transparent security, and innovation at scale.