The docs for these methods say:
* @return array|bool
* FALSE if no schema found. List of errors if any found. TRUE if fully
* valid.
* @return array
* List of errors found while checking with the corresponding schema.
But checkValue() puts a key in its return arrays, e.g.
return [$error_key => "variable type is $type but applied schema class is $class"];
and callers of this, such as ConfigSchemaChecker::onConfigSave() are expecting a text key:
$errors = $this->checkConfigSchema($this->typedManager, $name, $data);
if ($errors === FALSE) {
throw new SchemaIncompleteException("No schema for $name");
}
elseif (is_array($errors)) {
$text_errors = [];
foreach ($errors as $key => $error) {
$text_errors[] = new FormattableMarkup('@key @error', ['@key' => $key, '@error' => $error]);
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Thanks for the MR. It's a good start, but the lines need wrapping, and we should also say what the key is.
@joachim fixed the Wrapping issue and resolved other issues reported over PHP-CS/CBF
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