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Latest Department & Team Reports
JCM Submit-Your-Stuff Meeting: November 2026
By Louise Hawkins on 2026-11-12 14:02 in Community Magazine Team
Date: Tuesday, 10th November 2026Time: 16:00 UTCDuration: 1 hourAttendees: Louise Hawkins, Claudia Weber-Lenck, Anja de Crom, Herman Peeran, Viviana Menzel, Richard Gosler What Did We Talk About? The Joomla Community Magazine team met for our monthly Submit-Your-Stuff meeting to review progress on the upcoming November issue. We currently have 17 articles planned for...
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Marketing Meeting - 22 October 2026
By Cyril Reze on 2026-11-12 01:11 in Marketing Team
Date: 22 October 2026 - 18:00-19:30 CEST (4:00pm - 5:30pm UTC) Attendees: Cyril Rezé, Mike Kritzer, Nadja Lamisch. Richard Gosler New Volunteers and Team Growth Nadja brought 3 new volunteers from JWC Nico: manages German Mastodon account, will help with social media and writing Russell: UK native English speaker, already working on video storyboards with...
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Code fixer state in pull request checks
By Allon Moritz on 2026-11-11 14:42 in Automated Testing Team
The automated testing team had recently a meeting about the future of code style checking in the Core repo, including checks in pull requests as part of the Github workflows. We want to share the decisions made here: We will remove the phpcs dependency completely in 7.0-dev branch with 48769 We stick to the php-cs-fixer as it is more active and maintained by Symfony...
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