When upgrading from dev to beta1

Okey, that was just a composer misue and was able to proceed:
by first running these:
composer require 'drupal/ai_provider_openai:^1.0@beta'
composer require 'drupal/ai_provider_lmstudio:^1.0@beta'

then run updatedb again and got some warnings:

 -------- ----------- --------------- -----------------------------------
  Module   Update ID   Type            Description
 -------- ----------- --------------- -----------------------------------
  ai       10301       hook_update_n   10301 - Checks to ensure a smooth
                                       migration from AI submodules to
                                       external modules.
 -------- ----------- --------------- -----------------------------------


 Do you wish to run the specified pending updates? (yes/no) [yes]:
 > yes

>  [notice] Update started: ai_update_10301
>  [notice] AI module moving to contributed modules has been completed.
>  [notice] Update completed: ai_update_10301
>  [notice] Checked fi translation for ai_provider_lmstudio.
>  [notice] Downloaded fi translation for ai_provider_lmstudio.
>  [notice] Imported fi translation for ai_provider_lmstudio.
>  [warning] foreach() argument must be of type array|object, null given Mapping.php:31
>  [warning] foreach() argument must be of type array|object, null given Mapping.php:230
>  [warning] foreach() argument must be of type array|object, null given Mapping.php:31
>  [warning] foreach() argument must be of type array|object, null given Mapping.php:230
>  [notice] Translations imported: 0 added, 1 updated, 0 removed.
>  [notice] The configuration was successfully updated. 519 configuration objects updated.
>  [notice] The configuration was successfully updated. 519 configuration objects updated.
 [success] Finished performing updates.

After the update to beta1 I noticed ECA models were dissapeared which used AI models:

and in the drupal logs have these:

The action plugin eca_ai_automator can not be initialized. ECA is ignoring this action. The issue with this action: You have requested a non-existent service "plugin.manager.ai_automator_type". Did you mean one of these: "plugin.manager.link_relation_type", "plugin.manager.tab_type", "plugin.manager.alias_type"?

Glad the upgrade is working as expected for the composer side of things.

Translation import warnings - not sure, schema looks as expected in https://www.drupal.org/project/ai_provider_lmstudio → module

Updated issue summary to reflect the ECA Automator Type Plugin Manager not found that is blocking you.

I was able to get things working, just created the ECA model again which dissapeared.
I think this can be closed, because I had dev version where I tried the upgarde from.

Glad you got it working as well. Let's see what Marcus thinks before closing as I don't know much about Automators myself.

Thanks for the bug ticket @anaconda777. I'll check if I can figure this out and if its a bug in the system.

Can you verify that you updated from alpha8 to beta1? That's what it looks for from the update output. The reason I'm asking is that the only actual update path of Automators should have happened between alpha7 and alpha8.

If you can verify that I will check what could have happened here.

Hi,

I actually cant anymore verify, but I am pretty sure it was not alpha8, because something was missing in alpha8 and I had to use DEV.
So I tried upgrading from dev (which was downloaded maybe about 25.10.2024) to beta1.

Oh, I found the bug - did this actually ever work? As far as I can see the plugin manager it has requested has always been wrong and this has never changed since we added Automators to the AI ECA module!

So, I'm kind of suprised that it works at all. It should have had a bug at all times and always failed, though I'm 100% certain I tested it when I built it :/

It fails when I use the current DEV version.

Anyway I have put in the correct service and tested it and its updated on DEV, so it should be working with the current DEV, but no versions before it...

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.