Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.Oversee the development of a module, theme, or other subset of Drupal core.
For more about these roles, see the Drupal core maintainers page; to see who currently holds these positions, see the core/MAINTAINERS.txt file in the latest development version of Drupal core.
Accountable for:
- Communicating the vision for the subsystem.
- Delivering prompt feedback and decisions on issues affecting the subsystem when needed.
- Being available to other contributors with questions, bug reports, and feedback on the subsystem, primarily on Drupal.org issues.
- Working with the security team to resolve security issues in the subsystem.
- Ensuring the subsystem respects the philosophy, design, and goals of the project.
- Periodically triaging the subsystem's issues.
How to get started:
Review issues in a subsystem that interests you, triage issues, and/or make patches or merge requests. After participating in issues for a while, create a Drupal core issue asking to be made a subsystem maintainer. You will most likely be made a Provisional maintainer first, and after a term of 6 months, a full maintainer.
Skills required:
