Planning for CRAP and entity revisions in Drupal core
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The document details a planning session for implementing a 'create, read, archive, purge' (CRAP) system in Drupal's core, focusing on revisions for all content entities to enhance content management. It outlines phases for integrating this system, including a trash module for deleting and restoring content entities, with potential improvements in user experience and common use case support. Key contributors are Dick Olsson and Tim Millwood, who discuss the relevance of revisions and solicit feedback on the proposed timeline and system functionality.
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- 1. @dickolsson & @timmillwood Planning for CRAP in core Track: Core Conversations
- 2. Agenda ● What and why ● Status in contrib ● A use case for core ● Planning ● Discussion, Q&A
- 3. Who? ● Dick Olsson ● @dickolsson ● Long time contributor ● Maintainer of UUID and Deploy ● Works at Pfizer Inc. ● Tim Millwood ● @timmillwood ● Long time contributor ● Maintainer of Statistics module ● Works at Appnovation
- 5. Background ● CRAP = Create Read Archive Purge ● Amsterdam session: https://amsterdam2014.drupal.org/node/1478 ● LA core conversation: https://events.drupal.org/node/1005
- 6. What? Revisions for all content entity types ● Create / Read will remain same ● Archive is a new flagged revision (“delete”) ● Purge removes all revisions of an entity ● Compaction will remove old/unnecessary data
- 7. Why? ● Without revisions there's no M in CMS ● Improved UX ● Common denominator for many use cases – Workflows, moderation etc. – Offline and synchronous editing – Audit and legal (ISO 9001 etc.) – Content staging, network sharing etc.
- 8. Status in contrib ● Multiversion module – Enables revisions for ALL content entities – Enables CRAP storage ● Relaxed module – Exposes the full data model over REST – Standard API spec with support for common clients (Hood.ie, PouchDB, CouchDB etc.)
- 9. A use case in core
- 10. A 30 year old concept from file/content systems...
- 12. Mac OS (1984)
- 13. Windows 95
- 15. Drupal 8.2? trash.module (somewhere to put our CRAP)
- 16. Trash module ● Ability to delete and restore content entities ● Ability to purge (empty) Trash ● Great demonstration of the delete flag ● Unlikely to conflict with other use cases (workflow, staging, sync edit etc.)
- 17. Demo time!
- 18. How do we get there?
- 19. “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” - Theodore Roosevelt
- 20. Phase 0 (8.0.0) ● Enable revisions by default https://drupal.org/node/2490136 ● Any core committers in the room? ;)
- 21. Phase 1 (8.1.0) ● Performance improvements to Revision API ● Enable revisions for all content entity types ● Introduce revision hash, parent and tree ● Data migration (Nothing above requires API changes!)
- 22. Phase 2 (8.2.0) ● Remove ability to NOT have revisions ● Delete is a new flagged revision ● Introduce purge functionality ● Commit trash.module to core
- 23. Summary ● Improved content management ● Improved UX ● Common revision API for many use cases
- 25. Questions? @dickolsson @timmillwood ● Do we need revisions everywhere in core? ● Do we need a Trash module in core? ● Is the schedule too slow? ● Wanna throw tomatoes? (please don't)
Editor's Notes
- #6: Not spend much time on what/why See LA core convo
- #7: Nodes, terms, block content, users, files etc. Revisions like Git or CouchDB Compaction not yet in contrib
- #8: W/o revs content can only exist, or not exist W/o revs there's no M in CMS Improved UX: Users can always revert revisions for everything Long tried many use cases w/o common APIs Solid rev API is the common denominator Drupal is/needs moving towards all listed use cases Transition: Core needs an implementation, so...
- #9: Both modules have alpha release Relaxed module not fully relevant to this topic
- #21: Push for attention to this issue!
- #22: Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.