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We’ve shipped WMS Drupal 3.3.2, building on 3.3.1 and 3.3.0. This release focuses on security updates, platform infrastructure, and tooling that benefits every site on the platform—not a single project.

If you maintain a WMS Drupal fork or deploy campus sites from the platform, here’s what changed and what to plan for on your next upgrade.

Security and maintenance

Keeping Drupal current is non-negotiable. This release line includes:

  • Drupal core 10.6.11 — a security release for the 10.6.x line
  • Drupal core 10.6.10 — an interim maintenance step
  • drupal/tagify 1.2.52 — a security update

We also ran contrib maintenance across modules including name, leaflet, entity_usage, chosen, migrate_tools, linkit, and better_exposed_filters.

What to do: Run composer install, drush updatedb, and config import on each environment after deploying. Apply security releases on stage first, then production on your usual schedule.

Google Tag Manager (LTS-56873)

We’ve added the google_tag module with initial configuration, config-ignore rules for environment-specific settings, and permission grants for the SEO manager role. Site teams get a standard path for analytics and tag management without per-fork module installs.

Redis caching improvements

Redis landed in 3.3.0; 3.3.1 and 3.3.2 refined how it works across many deployments.

Per-application cache isolation (3.3.1)

Forked deployments on a shared Redis cluster can set an application.id file at the project root so each application gets its own cache key prefix. Documentation is in README.redis.md, with an application.id.example template for new forks.

Shorter TTL on stage (3.3.2)

Stage environments on shared Redis clusters now use shorter cache TTLs for page, dynamic page cache, and render bins. That cuts down stale content when many stage sites share one cluster. Rollout guidance is included for platform operators.

What to do: Fork maintainers should add an application.id file if they haven’t already (the platform falls back to wms-drupal when absent). Review stage Redis behavior after deploy if you share a cluster with other applications.

Other updates

  • Site config splits: Routine config-split work for campus sites (including Christiansbrunn) landed in this release line; only sites with those splits enabled are affected.
  • Research chatbot (AI-61): Production bundle fix for live environments
  • CHANGELOG.md: Added in 3.3.1 for at-a-glance release history, linked from the project README

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