- πͺπΈSpain navneet0693 Madrid
I was also facing this issue, but I later found out that the some configuration in database was not updated and it had the condition "php" entry into it.
- ππΊHungary GΓ‘bor Hojtsy Hungary
@nojj: you have a view that uses the PHP filter. Normally Drupal tracks dependencies on config entities, eg. the views test module has a test view in the PHP module which does have a dependency on the PHP module. As such, config that depends on modules being uninstalled would be entirely removed. I think in your case that dependency was missing somehow. It is not something this module would do but rather something the config system does.