Problem/Motivation Render caching made sense when it was introduced in Drupal 7, and even when it was expanded to be used for many more things in Drupal 8. But since then, Dynamic Page Cache was added in [#2429617]. It's enabled by default. The benefit is that there's a single cache hit to render most of the page, rather than many fragments to retrieve from render cache. This saves a lot of I/O. And has a lower complexity.

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Reference issue on Drupal.org: https://www.drupal.org/project/diversity/issues/3067603

The Drupal community aims to be a welcoming, safe, respectful and inclusive space for all participants.  The language we use in our day-to-day interactions with each other is an important factor which contributes to creating these conditions.

This could be a bug, or it could be working as designed and my methodology is wrong. Summary: I have a form with a checkbox. The checkbox has an ajax callback. The ajax callback prepares a separate second form, and opens it in a modal. The problem is the second form's ajax is broken. Here is a basic setup: First Form buildForm:

Problem/Motivation Use of he, she, his and her is largely unnecessary in code comments and test text. Proposed resolution Found by by grepping the codebase for (^|\W)(he|she|him|his|her|hers|woman|man|boy|girl|guy|guys)($|\W) and replace/improve the text appropriately. Remaining tasks User interface changes None API changes None