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Such is the inner platform effect. I would happily bet there is someone working on a drupal-specific, poor substitute for version control.

• lotyrin 14y ago
  Nope. They're busting the inner platform and having config live in the filesystem to get versioned like anything else. Good luck with those prejudices, though.
  • mmcnickle 14y ago
    Does it address config drift in production where users make changes that aren't reflected in the versioned codebase? The question is not intended as a retort, I'm interested in the answer. The prejudices I have against Drupal are the result of my experience of it starting as far back as version 4. I don't believe they are unfounded.
    • TylerE 14y ago
      You're not wrong at all. I'm currently investing moving our sites (a network with 1M+ visits/and 12M+ pageviews) from Drupal 6 to Rails. We have a large amount of custom code (I've written 20+ modules for this platform), and yet we've gotten to a point where we really want Drupal (and PHP) out of our lives, because it isn't worth the headaches anymore.