Based on current nominations, my vote would go to Mike Richo (from Australia).
Current board members are:
- Avi Schwab, President (froboy) - USA
- Leslie Glynn, Vice President (leslieg) - USA
- Sean Walsh, Secretary (seantwalsh) - USA
- John Picozzi (johnpicozzi) - USA
- Matthew Saunders (MatthewS) - USA (Outgoing)
- Bert Boerland (bertboerland) - Netherlands
- Suchi Garg (gargsuchi) - Australia
5 out of 7 members are from the US and that includes the outgoing member, Matthew. I would vote for Mike from Australia over Mike from the US mainly to bring more representation from outside the US to the committee. Otherwise, based on their profiles, both Mikes appear as great additions to the working group committee.
I would also like to highlight the lack of representation from other regions - as an observation and not a complain. Regional representation would often bring language and cultural representation with it. If that's desired, some potential approaches for consideration would be to expand the committee with regional quotas or to encourage active local members in non-represented regions for future nominations.
Wishing all the best for the current and the new members of the committee. For Matthew who is leaving and for Mike from US for his contributions to the local communities.
gargsuchi → credited pendashteh → .
That's exactly the problem. The config page.
I have 'node/2' aliased as 'home'.
In Site Config page I set the homepage as 'home' and it accepts it. As you say it should normalize it (change it to 'node/2') but it does not.
It behaves exactly reverse; When I try to set homepage as 'node/2' it changes it back to 'home'!
The only way to get around this is to clear alias from 'node/2' and then set 'node/2' as homepage. So as you see this is a bug. I haven't set any variable manually, there is no custom module and I haven't use drush commands you told. It's a fairly fresh install and is happening to me in each project.
I think it worth to mention that I have two languages defined and the default language is not English in my projects.
And a list of contrib modules in two of my projects that have this problem:
addressfield ckeditor commerce_option entity job_scheduler pathauto views
admin_language ckeditor_link commerce_product_attributes feeds l10n_update README.txt views_field_view
auto_nodetitle commerce commerce_shipping field_collection menu_block rules
backup_migrate commerce_examples ctools field_group nodeblock taxonomy_display
block_class commerce_flat_rate ds filefield_paths panels token
admin_language ckeditor_link entity filefield_paths link README.txt taxonomy_menu xmlsitemap
backup_migrate ctools entityreference google_analytics metatag registration token
block_class ds field_group insert panels rules views
ckeditor elements field_permissions l10n_update pathauto select_or_other webform
It indeed does not and here is the bug.
Take a look at what happens:
function drupal_path_initialize() {
// Ensure $_GET['q'] is set before calling drupal_normal_path(), to support
// path caching with hook_url_inbound_alter().
// $_GET['q'] --> string(0) ""
if (empty($_GET['q'])) {
$_GET['q'] = variable_get('site_frontpage', 'node');
// *** $_GET['q'] --> "home" ; It's the alias and that is OK
}
$_GET['q'] = drupal_get_normal_path($_GET['q']);
// *** $_GET['q'] --> "node/2" ; returns back to source.
}
As you see, the output is 'node/2' not 'home'. first it set $_GET['q'] to variable_get('site_frontpage', 'node'); that's exactly what is checked by drupal_is_front(), but then it reverts back to the source by calling drupal_get_normal_path().
It's apparent the following code simply fails:
function drupal_is_front_page() {
// Use the advanced drupal_static() pattern, since this is called very often.
static $drupal_static_fast;
if (!isset($drupal_static_fast)) {
$drupal_static_fast['is_front_page'] = &drupal_static(__FUNCTION__);
}
$is_front_page = &$drupal_static_fast['is_front_page'];
if (!isset($is_front_page)) {
// As drupal_path_initialize updates $_GET['q'] with the 'site_frontpage' path,
// we can check it against the 'site_frontpage' variable.
$is_front_page = ($_GET['q'] == variable_get('site_frontpage', 'node'));
// *** $_GET['q'] --> 'node/2', variable_get('site_frontpage', 'node') --> 'node/2'
}
return $is_front_page;
}