Contextual links for translation are removed by core

I decided to add this as a MR for this module, so people can get a patch for the workaround and don't need to add the code by them self.

Same here. Thanks for the workaround @Hydra! Saved my evening.

Saved me as well. Content editors reported this issue after updating to Drupal 10.2. A big thank you to @Hydra. Also, let's escalate the severity of this issue. Without this patch, users cannot translate layouts, which is a key functionality of this module.

This one did the trick for me too, thank you!

I'd say this is `Needs Work`, as this is an `ugly, temporary solution`.

At the very least, it should remove the dependency on jQuery.

Patch is working well on my english/french site !
Thanks a lot.

Here is my "Layout Builder Stack":

Layout Builder (layout_builder)                                                      Enabled    10.2.2          
Layout Builder Restrictions (layout_builder_restrictions)                            Enabled    8.x-2.19        
Layout Builder Restrictions By Region (layout_builder_restrictions_by_region)        Disabled   8.x-2.19        
Layout Builder Symmetric Translations (layout_builder_st)                            Enabled    8.x-1.0-alpha3  
Layout Builder Styles (layout_builder_styles)                                        Disabled   2.0.0           

Works for me as well, thanks!

I agree, the dependency on jquery should not block moving on here. Setting back to RTBC then.

@hydra Could you clarify what I need to do to install this fix? I've never installed a fix like this and haven't had any luck trying to implement it.

@slideaway Oh you need to download the patch from the merge request. Here is some documentation on how to do this: https://www.drupal.org/docs/develop/git/using-gitlab-to-contribute-to-dr... → And of course you need to apply the patch to your version of layout_builder_st.

Downloading the diff and uploading the patch to your local repo is the recommended approach.
However, I'm attaching the patch from the MR here in case someone is used to this old approach of adding patches to the issue.

The code works successfully in my case. Can't wait to see this merged and released.

I was able to successfully add the patch and got things working again, thanks for aiming me in the right direction @hydra.

And thank you @carolpettirossi, I didn't actually know that was the old approach versus the new preferred way. I'd just been adding them to my composer.json using composer-patches from support threads like this, so I was unfamiliar with how to do it the way Hydra had mentioned.

In my case it doesn't work at all, the tranleta option still doesn't appear or maybe I need to configure something else