In my case translating user entity field throws an error if it is not already translated. And of course the fields are not translated yet, because only the default English content exists after creating a user.
https://api.website.com/fi/jsonapi/user/user/c59cedc5-895d-41e6-a88c-504c5edb7278||14703||Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\MethodNotAllowedHttpException: The requested translation of the resource object does not exist, instead modify one of the translations that do exist: en, de. in Drupal\jsonapi\ParamConverter\EntityUuidConverter->convert() (line 72 of .../core/modules/jsonapi/src/ParamConverter/EntityUuidConverter.php).
1. Enable three languages English /en, Finnish /fi, German /de. Leave the site default as English. /admin/config/regional/language
2. Create a custom field to the User entity: "Bio". /admin/config/people/accounts/fields
3. Enable user entity translation. /admin/config/regional/content-language
4. Set "Bio" field translateble. /admin/config/regional/content-language
5. Enable Create translations, Edit translations, Translate user permissions (not sure if all needed).
6. In the Drupal UI as admin: Translate any users "Bio" field in /de and leave /fi not translated. /de/user/123/translations/add/en/de
7A Send PATCH /jsonapi/user/user/123 to change "Bio" field. => WORKS!
7B Send PATCH /de/jsonapi/user/user/123 to change "Bio" field. => WORKS!
7C Send PATCH /fi/jsonapi/user/user/123 to change "Bio" field. => FAILS with an error shown above.
Allow adding a translation if the entity translation is allowed for that entity field and the language is enabled on the site.
The responsible code in jsonapi/src/ParamConverter/EntityUuid/Converter.php
if ($method === 'PATCH' && $entity->language()->getId() !== $current_content_language) {
$available_translations = implode(', ', array_keys($entity->getTranslationLanguages()));
throw new MethodNotAllowedHttpException(['GET'], sprintf('The requested translation of the resource object does not exist, instead modify one of the translations that do exist: %s.', $available_translations));
}
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Hi @TipiT . I would like to look into the bug.
Actually I am very new to Drupal, and that is why i am unable to reproduce the bug. I am stuck at setting the languages as i am unable to find the language option in the Regional settings, so am i supposed to download and install a module?