TypeError: t.Model is not a constructor - Drupal 10.3.0

Created MR with updated package

I've tested shared MR- MR !7 mergeable on Drupal version- 10.3.0-dev. The patch was applied successfully and looks good to me.

Testing Steps:

• Add/download Drupal 10.3.0
• Add/download Module "CKEditor Find/Replace".
• Go to /admin/config/content/formats- and add Find/Replace to CK Editor.
• Go to Content/select text format with updated editor. Before patch error attached.
• Download this share MR and Apply.
• Go back to the Content and Re-verify this

Testing Results:
After applying the patch, the TypeError is resolved, added after result. RTBC++

This is an opportune time to evaluate retiring this module. The team at CKSource (developers of CKEditor) have released CKEditor 5 Plugin Pack → which includes the plugin provided by this module.

Please evaluate their officially supported module and add a note back if ckeditor_find is still needed.

The plugin pack works. Thanks.

composer require 'drupal/ckeditor5_plugin_pack:^1.1'
drush en ckeditor5_plugin_pack ckeditor5_plugin_pack_find_and_replace
drusn pmu ckeditor_find
drush cex -y

I'd suggest marking the module as deprecated if you don't intend to support it alongside the plugin pack, and put a link/reference to the alternative on the module page.

Yes, that's the plan. I needed to test or someone to test the replacement first so thanks for the report

I can confirm that the above steps work as expected

composer require 'drupal/ckeditor5_plugin_pack:^1.1'
drush en ckeditor5_plugin_pack ckeditor5_plugin_pack_find_and_replace
drusn pmu ckeditor_find
drush cex -y

I can also confirm that this does the trick. No need to configure any settings for the text format.

composer require 'drupal/ckeditor5_plugin_pack:^1.1'
drush en ckeditor5_plugin_pack ckeditor5_plugin_pack_find_and_replace
drush pmu ckeditor_find
drush cex -y

#10/#11 work for me. I would also add a composer remove drupal/ckeditor_find to remove ckeditor_find from the project.

@smulvih You can't do that in the same step if you have CI/CD, because you can't uninstall the module when the code has been removed from the repository.