- Issue created by @yuriy.korzhov
- 🇧🇪Belgium kristiaanvandeneynde Antwerp, Belgium
Please don't spam module issue queues.
https://www.drupal.org/user/3477971/track →If you had spent 5 seconds looking at this module's project page, you would have noticed it has been part of Drupal core since v10.2
- 🇪🇸Spain fjgarlin
Hi @ukor, based on your recent activity on the issue queue https://www.drupal.org/user/3477971/track → , it seems like you're targeting the same low-effort contribution issues.
First of all, there is already an automatic bot that checks modules for Drupal 11 compatibility and provides MRs for it. This tool is developed and curated by the community and there is no need to go to multiple modules and duplicate the effort of maintainers (and even yourself in this case).
Also, if an issue can be created for many modules, then it's worth collaborating with the community or the Drupal association to build a tool or bot to mass-update modules, otherwise it can be perceived as wanted to accumulate low-effort credits for you or your company.
I have blocked your user for now, and if you would like your user to be unblocked, we would like you to go through some training materials to improve the way that you help the community (and your company and yourself). You can find a good list of resources in this page: https://www.drupal.org/community/contributor-guide →
It'd be great if you can read the "credit policy" and "issue etiquette" links and watch the two training videos. Spending a couple of hours on this will go a long way on your contribution journey. I also recommend that after you do it, you share this information with other users that might need it.
If you want your user to be unblocked, please email us at help@drupal.org and explain us what you would do differently going forwards.
Thanks so much for your understanding.