Code Freeze

A code freeze is a period of time in which no new code is added to a Drupal project. This is done to ensure that the codebase is stable and that any new code added does not introduce bugs or other issues. During a code freeze, only bug fixes and security patches are allowed. Code freezes are typically used when a project is nearing completion or when a major release is about to be released.

A code freeze is an important part of the development process for any Drupal project. It helps to ensure that the codebase is stable and that any new code added does not introduce bugs or other issues. It also helps to ensure that the project is released on time and that any new features are thoroughly tested before being released.

Code freezes are typically used when a project is nearing completion or when a major release is about to be released. During a code freeze, only bug fixes and security patches are allowed. This helps to ensure that the codebase is stable and that any new code added does not introduce bugs or other issues.

Code freezes are an important part of the development process for any Drupal project. They help to ensure that the codebase is stable and that any new code added does not introduce bugs or other issues. They also help to ensure that the project is released on time and that any new features are thoroughly tested before being released.