By dewey on

Is it possible to use Drupal to edit and keep track of changes to Drupal code (themes, blocks, configuration files), or does one need to use a separate CMS?

If a separate CMS is used, are there any recommendations? I have FTP access, but not shell access to my web server?

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Dewey

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gábor hojtsy’s picture

gábor hojtsy
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Primary language Hungarian
Location Hungary
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Drupal.org is the proof, tracking changes, bugs, issues, mailing list in connection with Drupal

Steven’s picture

Steven commented

Well we do use CVS as a repository of course (for keeping the actual code), but we use Kjartan's excellent project.module to manage the rest.

irwin’s picture

irwin commented

One problem I would point out is the lack of doxygen integration (as far as I can notice) into Drupal, although there's a lot of generated API docs out there. It would be nice if there was a way to automatically put the API into the Drupal Documentation book.

-- Irwin