Greg Anderson

`webflo/drupal-core-strict` is a community-provided project that has the same purpose as `drupal/core-recommended`, which is maintained on drupal.org. The former was created before the later existed. Only the later is now...

Yes, I prefer PSR2. See any Consolidation project for example `composer cs` / `composer cbf` for testing and fixing coding standards.

This seems ok to me, but it needs to target the 13.x branch now.

Hm, `--filter` does not work with boolean fields. 😢

You can currently do this in two requests; the `site:info` command will give you your multidev limit, and `multidev:list` will let you count them. This feature request is a reasonable...

Partial answer: https://github.com/drupal-composer/drupal-project/issues/477 Don't have time to type more now but will circle back later. Ping me if I forget.

One thing that I find a little odd about drupal-core-require-dev and drupal-core-strict is that the former constrains the version of drupal/core that it will work with, whereas the later does...

For 2, I would recommend getting all of your contrib modules up to date before adopting drupal-core-strict. Having your modules up-to-date is of more practical importance than using drupal-core-strict. If...

Mocking is for unit tests or integration tests; my last sentence in the OP was a -1 on unit testing and a +1 on functional testing. With functional testing, you'd...

Yeah, when I am writing functional tests for projects like this, I usually make actual GitHub organizations and create actual GitHub sites as test fixtures. It is totally reasonable to...