Allow to alter settings to add settings per entity bundle

This looks good, can we get it RTBC.

Works perfectly fine. Should get merged.

Updated patch in order to use in composer.json, tested successfully on Drupal 11.1.5.

Just wondering why the && $is_cloneable conditions have been removed.

An idea anyone?

In fact, doesn't seem to work if the checkbox are hidden, investigating.

New MR 96 works fine.

RTBC.

Definitely not the best way to handle bundle value. Working on it.

We finally decided to simply display all the bundles on the configuration screen instead of using a hook:

What do you think?

A new configuration option has been added, allowing to enable/disable the bundles feature at will:

FYI it has been successfully deployed on a high traffic website (bordeaux.fr) for several weeks.

Added a check as when you first save the settings, the form_settings are empty/null, so array_merge returns an error, as the first element is null (TypeError: array_merge(): Argument #1 must be of type array, null given in array_merge() (line 119 of /contrib/entity_clone/src/EntityCloneSettingsManager.php).) and thus preventing the settings form to be saved.
After the first save, the form_settings is populated.
This can be tested by installing the module and saving the settings, or if the module is already installed first uninstalling it and then installing again and saving the settings.
Leaving to Needs review, but based on the comments can be merged.

deaom → changed the visibility of the branch 3168732-allow-to-alter to hidden.

The action test that is causing test failures is still removed here, but should be added back in once 💬 Add action module as dev dependency. Active is merged.

Branch is re-based the action test is added back in and the tests are passing. Leaving status as is, but from my POV can be merged.

Patch has been deployed in production for several months now. Everything is still running fine.

Started merge train.

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