- 🇬🇧United Kingdom jefflogan
Drupal 10.2 now allows for setting Block visibility for the status codes 200, 403, and 404. So for most users they should be able to move to using core. However, this module can safely run along side core's implementation.
The only exception is that the status code 401 isn't provided for, but that probably isn't being used by most people.
Once you configured all your blocks to use Drupal core, instead of this module, it is safe to uninstall this module.
I have added a block listing of all blocks that are using the Block condition provided by this module. This can be found under Configuration > Development > HTTP Client Error Status Block Listing (or /admin/config/development/http-client-error-status ).
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about 1 year ago 12:06pm 16 October 2023 - Status changed to Fixed
6 months ago 3:21pm 2 June 2024 - 🇬🇧United Kingdom jefflogan
A partial upgrade path is now available in the 3.1.x branch.
There is a listing page (/admin/config/development/http-client-error-status) of all the blocks using this modules plugin for block visibility, allowing for manual configuration to swap from this module to core.
There are also Drush commands that provide a list and to update existing blocks to use core block visibility for request status code.
Please note that only 403, 404 and 200 status codes are catered for.
Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.