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DrupalCon Seattle includes are a number of core conversations where you can learn about current topics in Drupal core development, and a week of sprints where you can participate in shaping Drupal's future.

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OK, my co-working buddies, I've gotten Drush installed. Yay!

Looks like I'll probably use pm-update to update my Drupal core, but when I ran this, I got this message:

Command pm-update needs a higher bootstrap level to run - you will need to invoke drush from a [error]
more functional Drupal environment to run this command.
Command pm-update needs the following modules installed/enabled to run: update. [error]
The drush command 'pm-update' could not be executed. [error]
A Drupal installation directory could not be found

Hi all.
We're considering this distro for our codecamp/hackathon next week in Port-au-Prince - http://hack.reseauhaitien.com but there is a new Drupal version out there and I was wondering if it was safe to upgrade core without affecting the distro.

Thanks for the great work.

I recently found that Drupal uses a lot of nested HTML elements with the same classnames, then, in CSS, elements are targeted very specifically. For example take a look at this:

<div class="tabledrag-changed-warning messages warning">
<span class="warning tabledrag-changed">*</span> Changes made in this table will not be saved until the form is submitted.
</div>

div.warning {
background-image: url(../../misc/message-24-warning.png);
border-color: #ED5;
}

Have you ever wished core would track the date/time a node was published, instead of just when it was created and modified? Well, now is your chance! There is a patch in the issue queue, but it needs review and time is running out before feature freeze. Please get involved.

http://drupal.org/node/1838918

I have successfully updated Drupal core previously by deleting and replacing all folders and files except the 'sites' folder.

I have installed OpenPublish today and tried the same approach with to update Drupal core from 7.16 to 7.17.

When I initiate update.php I get the following warnings:

Notice: Undefined index: highlighted in include() (line 126 of C:\wamp\www\example.net.au\openpublish\modules\system\page.tpl.php).
Notice: Undefined index: sidebar_first in include() (line 138 of C:\wamp\www\example.net.au\openpublish\modules\system\page.tpl.php).

We are in the final month before feature freeze for Drupal 8 and there is so much to get done! So I thought I'd try and gather people together for a 2-day D8 code sprint right here in Vancouver. The dates I have in mind are Friday November 16th and Saturday November 17th, though I've not yet fully confirmed the venue(s).

Hi all

I've just committed a patch (http://drupal.org/node/1495510) to the core Taxonomy module. The patch includes an addition of a database column. The automated tests fail, seemingly because the database that the tests are being run on doesn't have the extra field: http://qa.drupal.org/pifr/test/373168

Is that what's happening? If not, what's going on? Is there a way to make the tests pass?

Thanks!

Hi
I would like to suggest a casual meetup in Beijing to get connected and network and share.

Also I learned how to contribute back to the community even though I am not a drupal expert(I am a little over 4 months since discovering drupal).
I would like to share things I learned from community members when I attended DrupalCon Munich recently and share my experience if you are interested in hearing.
-How to setup local setup for drupal core 8.
-installing git
-how to contribute and help on drupal 8 issues/reviews
Check drupalladder.com for more info.