Any patches to this project are generating lot of additional undesirable noise from the testbot on account of the entire codebase being riddled with coding standards violations.
Of the 70 non-YAML files in the 8.x codebase for this module, phpcs currently has issues with 55 of them (and phpcbf can generate automated changes for some of the issues in 44 of those files).
Multiple issues have been raised in an attempt to resolve this:
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📌
Maintaining drupal coding standards
Needs review
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🐛
Fix coding standards
Postponed
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#2857621: Fix coding standards. →
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#3106512: Drupal Coding Standarad issues →
These are all old and unresolved, however; so it seems clear that this will continue to be an ongoing issue for anyone trying to submit patches, so suppressing these testbot complaints will improve things.
(To be clear, I am strongly in favour of the coding standards being fixed, so that these tests can become the very useful things they are intended to be; but it's very clear that this isn't likely to happen anytime soon.)
Submit almost any patch.
Add a drupalci.yml file to inhibit coding standards checks in the automated testing process. This can (and should) be reverted if coding standards are finally fixed; but unless/until that happens, these checks are causing more harm than good.
Documentation for project-specific drupalci.yml configuration is here:
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https://www.drupal.org/drupalorg/docs/drupal-ci/customizing-drupalci-tes... →
* https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/blob/HEAD/core/drupalci.yml
* Add drupalci.yml file (this issue)
* Fix coding standards (in parent issue)
* Remove drupalci.yml file (future issue)
Closed: won't fix
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surya pratap → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.
There were no new maintainers in 2021, just a confusing UI update. There is a new maintainer now though who might look at these issues.