The release of Drupal 11 is on the horizon, yet comprehensive information on its features, deprecated modules, and system requirements is scattered. While you can piece together details from documentation and community forums, it would be much more convenient to have everything in one place, hence this post. Since the release of Drupal 10.2, we’ve known about the deprecations and experimental modules, allowing us to prepare for the transition. With Drupal 10 receiving long-term support (LTS) until Drupal 12, possibly arriving in mid-late 2026, there’s no immediate rush to upgrade. However, the benefits of the new features in Drupal 11 make the upgrade highly worthwhile.
