If you have a site with an obsolete extension that is still installed, the status report currently says:
Obsolete extensions found: %extensions. Obsolete extensions are provided only so that they can be uninstalled cleanly. You should immediately uninstall these extensions since they may be removed in a future release.
#3266308: %extensions placeholder not extension names printed on the Status report warning about obsolete extensions →
will fix the bug that the %extensions placeholder isn't getting the values replaced. But it leaves the problem that site owners won't necessarily know how to fix this problem and silence the warning.
.info.yml file:name: 'Test module'
type: module
description: 'Test module'
package: Testing
version: VERSION
core_version_requirement: ^8 || ^9
/admin/modules and install the modulelifecycle: obsolete
lifecycle_link: 'https://example.com/obsolete'
admin/reports/status and check the warningsConvert the words "uninstall these extensions" into a link to the Uninstall form at /admin/modules/uninstall.
The warning on the status report when a site has an obsolete extension installed includes the words "uninstall these extensions" which is now a link to the Uninstall page at /admin/modules/uninstall.
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Fixed
10.1 ✨
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Tested this on Drupal 10.1 with a standard install
Installed admin_toolbar
Added
lifecycle: obsolete
lifecycle_link: 'https://example.com/obsolete'
Went to status report verified I saw the message
Applied patch #6
Verified uninstall these extensions was now linked.
Added before/after screenshots to IS.
Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.