Create standalone recipes page for local recipes

So on the one hand, Project Browser now has the ability to expose a particular source (recipes, in this case) at a dedicated page. I believe that's in the most recent tagged release, but don't quote me on that.

On the other hand, it doesn't expose menu links to those pages. The fact that the designs call for a local task (tab) complicates things, because as far as I know, you cannot ship a local task as a content entity.

That leaves two possible approaches I can think of:

• Can we define local tasks using the core.static_menu_link_overrides config object? If so, that's definitely preferable.
• If we can't do that, then is there, by any chance, a contrib module -- Drupal 11 compatible, ideally with beta (or better) stability and security coverage -- that lets you define local tasks as configuration or content entities? If such a module exists, we could leverage it for this purpose.

Well that is damn nice. I'll write a test and sync it up with HEAD.

Added test coverage, which is failing because the Recipes tab doesn't get the is-active class. Any insight into that, @jurgenhaas?

Happy with this. Assigning to @pameeela for final review.

Suuuuuper excited to see this working! I made two minor changes to align with the designs: Updated the menu link to be 'Recommended' (we want to avoid using 'Recipes' in this context since it's pretty meaningless to Drupal newbies) and moved it to be first.

Still some work to do but marking RTBC because I think this is great as an incremental improvement.

Tests are failing; I think you need to change the assertion of a "Recipes" link to "Recommended".

I agree - a good improvement by itself, and certainly worth iterating on more. Merged into 1.x. Thanks!

I think there are two issues here (not sure if I should create a new issue for this, so commenting for now):

1. The proposed solution was to set this as a default page when user click on "Extend". This seems not done
2. When you open the "Recommended" tab, you have "is-active" class on both "Recommended" and "Browse" tabs, which is not ideal

Thanks!

Yes, these are known issues to handle in follow ups, just have not gotten around to creating them!

I have created one follow-up, which seems more serious than the is-active class: 🐛 Cannot access Project Browser UI for contrib modules listing when on Recommended tab Active

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