June 2026 focused on establishing solid foundations for two Ibexa components (fieldtype-richtext and rest) by implementing repository scaffolding, CI/CD pipelines, and project metadata. This work enables repeatable builds, automated testing, and standardized release processes, setting the stage for faster iteration and safer deployments. Key highlights: - ibexa/fieldtype-richtext: Initialized repository structure for RichText Field Type package, including CI/CD workflows, testing configurations, and licensing documentation (commit f327a9692bcabaaea54fa4675332a0fb138e48c0). Also prepared for cross-version compatibility by merging 5.0 into 6.0. - ibexa/rest: Implemented CI/CD infrastructure and project configuration, establishing GitHub Actions workflows for testing, code style checks, and release management; added licensing and project metadata to standardize development and automated validation (commit 6c051663e232c899208ec3329f6dd99c9ca44e0d). Also merged 5.0 into 6.0. Impact: - Creates a consistent, automated validation pipeline across repositories, reducing onboarding time and minimizing regressions. - Improves release reliability and code quality governance for REST bundle and RichText field type. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - GitHub Actions, CI/CD pipelines, testing configurations, licensing documentation, repository scaffolding, cross-repo coordination, and multi-version branch integration.

April 2026 — ibexa/core: Implemented foundational CI/CD improvements, merging 4.6 into main and introducing Dockerized testing infrastructure with multi-database support (PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL) and Dockerized Solr integration. This enhances test coverage, consistency of environments, and release confidence.