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Druxt's Drupal module carries a list of twelve JSON:API resources it answers for. It's been the same twelve since 2021, hardcoded in a PHP array, and changing it has meant carrying a patch.

1.3.0, tagged today, makes that list yours. The twelve stay exactly as they are, so nothing a site exposes changes when it updates. What is new is being able to choose, and the first thing I would choose is the one my frontend has always had to guess at: the toolbar an administrator configured for a text format.

A CORS default ships in the same release. If you keep a proxy rule in front of your frontend so that authenticated calls succeed, this is the release where you delete it.

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09 Sep 2026 9:30am GMT

We are thrilled to announce that SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026 will take place on November 26 and 27, 2026, in Warsaw (Poland)! Join us for a great worldwide conference with 3 parallel tracks and community events. 🎤 Speaker announcement We are delighted…

09 Sep 2026 9:00am GMT

Beta 5 release of Drupal AI Context Beta 5 of Drupal AI Context , also known as Context Control Center (CCC), is now available. This is expected to be the final beta release, and an RC 1 release should be available soon. CCC helps Drupal sites provide governed, reusable context for AI workflows and agents, from brand voice and editorial standards to organisational knowledge and governance rules. This gives AI systems access to more structured and relevant information while allowing teams to manage that information centrally. Following the beta 4 release , beta 5 has been shaped by extensive community testing and an expanded scope. The community testing revealed refinements for a more intuitive user experience, and several features earmarked for 1.1 have been brought forward into 1.0.

09 Sep 2026 6:45am GMT

As I've been experimenting with different AI models, I've observed varying behaviors. For example, I like the price point and the reasonable output from GPT-6 Luna. On Reddit, many people recommend running it at max, so I tried it. I assumed Luna Max would yield better results. Instead, it would take an unreasonable amount of time to respond, with not much better code. Because I am using AI as a coding assistant, speed matters. Luna Max may be better suited for autonomous coding agents.

I'm starting to feel like I have to track different models and modes, as if I were on a dating app looking for someone I'd be compatible with. Yes, I am humanizing AI, even though it is just an advanced pattern-recognition machine. Still, I recently discovered that AI can get stubborn and enter "Brat mode."

Brat mode

On one of the many AI-related podcasts I was listening to, someone shared a tip: if your AI gets stubborn and frustrating, clear the context and start a new session. Their theory was that the AI gets locked in a negative feedback loop and, instead of trying to please you, it leans into frustrating you. I am calling this "Brat mode."

I ran into "Brat mode" while trying to fix a simple report with duplicate records that needed a minor query tweak and some display adjustments. My prompt was matter-of-fact, but the AI would still make one change and then revert another. I caught myself asking the AI, "Why did you revert our recent changes? Please restore them," and the AI failed to explain or fix the problem. It felt like I was dealing with a stubborn child who was enjoying my frustration. Yep, I got frustrated. Fortunately, I knew better than to play this game, so I had the AI create a slightly better prompt, started a new session using the improved prompt, and the AI fixed the issue immediately.

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08 Sep 2026 9:37pm GMT

We are counting down to SymfonyCon Warsaw 2026, taking place on November 26-27, 2026, in Warsaw (Poland)! Get ready for a week full of workshops, sessions, and community magic. Great news today: all workshops are now online and open for registration!…

07 Sep 2026 3:35pm GMT

This week, Symfony 6.4.45, 7.4.18, and 8.1.6 were released with numerous bug fixes and hardening improvements. Meanwhile, we introduced symfony lsp:check, a new command that brings Symfony-aware diagnostics to your CI pipeline, catching unknown routes, missing…

06 Sep 2026 7:46am GMT