Software update: Drupal 8.1.2

Version 8.1.2 of Drupal has been released. Drupal is a PHP-written, user-friendly and powerful content management platform, with which, for example, websites can be created. In version 8, responsive templates are enabled by default, so a website always looks good, regardless of the device used to view it. Drupal 8 has made the switch from xhtml to html5, which makes web apps possible, among other things. Furthermore, the source code written in PHP has been considerably cleaned up and modernized and the performance has been improved through smarter caching. In version 8.1.0 this will also include an experimental module that should help to migrate Drupal 6 and 7 websites to version 8. In this update, several problems have been fixed, the most important are listed for you below :

release notes

This is a patch release of Drupal 8 and is ready for use on production sites. see the CHANGELOG.txt for a summary of changes and improvements since the last minor release.

This release only contains bug fixes, along with documentation and testing improvements.

The following important issues are resolved in 8.1.1:

• #2725415: Text Editor module fails to track usage of images uploaded in text_with_summary fields, allows uploaded images to be deleted
• #2664880: DataEntityRow doesn’t respect translations
• #842620: Update manager can’t install modules using FTP due broken FileTransferAuthorizeForm
• #2575519: Twig template variables containing result of Drupal::url() and Drupal:l:() don’t bubble up their cacheability and attachment metadata (eg token placeholder)