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About drupalreleases.com
drupalreleases.com tracks releases, support windows, and ecosystem activity for Drupal core, Drupal CMS, and 14,064 contributed modules, themes, and distributions — 74,697 releases in total.
It answers the questions every upgrade starts with: which versions are still supported, what shipped recently, and whether a project is ready for the current Drupal core.
Where the data comes from
- Projects, releases, and usage counts
- The public drupal.org API. New releases are picked up every 15 minutes; project metadata and site-usage counts refresh daily.
- Core compatibility and dependencies
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Read from each release's
.info.ymlandcomposer.jsonon git.drupalcode.org, checked every 15 minutes for new releases. Historical releases are backfilled from the drupal.org release-history feed. - Drupal and PHP support windows
- End-of-life and security-coverage dates come from endoflife.date, refreshed hourly.
- Project summaries
- The short project summaries are AI-generated from each project's drupal.org description. Full descriptions always come verbatim from drupal.org.
A new release on drupal.org normally shows up here within 15 minutes. If something looks wrong, the drupal.org project page linked from every release is the authoritative source.
Use it from an AI assistant
The same data is available to Claude and other AI assistants through a read-only MCP server, so an assistant can check versions and compatibility instead of guessing them.
Who runs it
drupalreleases.com is an independent community project by Pieter Van Leuven, inspired by laravelversions.com. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Drupal Association. Drupal is a registered trademark of Dries Buytaert.
Spotted incorrect data or have an idea? Reach out via pietervanleuven.be.