Documentation mentions Drupal being fully "repaired".

In Drupal core changes are made on on 11.x (our main development branch) first, and are then back ported as needed according to the Core change policies → . Also mentioned on the version → section of the list of issue fields documentation.

Changing to the standard issue template → .

Removing tag because this is already in the documentation component

immaculatexavier → changed the visibility of the branch 3532469-documentation-mentions-drupal to hidden.

It's from a long time ago: #2538108: Add hook_post_update_NAME() for data value updates to reliably run after data format updates → . That issue doesn't mention "repair" any comments. I agree that "repair" seems like the wrong word.

Bikeshedding: Is "bootstrapped" more descriptive than "loaded"?

As I read it is trying to say that since hook_update_N has run the db is in a state where it is safe to run other updates. In that sense, 'repaired' makes sense. Although I would prefer "updated" to allow for fixes and features.

For history, 'repaired' was added in #2538108: Add hook_post_update_NAME() for data value updates to reliably run after data format updates → , at this comment → . I did not find the word 'repair' in the issue.

So should this be closed if repaired is preferred?