Ship a default "Home" menu item with Drupal CMS (if not recipes installed)

I don’t think core ships with a home menu item. If it did, we would have it.

I do think this is a good idea though. I imagine we are setting the home page on site settings, so we should add a menu link for it also.

MR added that adds a main menu link to Home.

thejimbirch → credited pameeela → .

Looks correct in the Tugboat preview, but this seems to have introduced a performance regression: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal_cms/-/jobs/4464103 (I know this issue introduced it because the nightly canary builds do not have this failure).

We should probably see if @catch can offer any quick insight on this. It's entirely possible that the additional assets are legitimate, but we should be sure before we commit this.

Asked @catch in Slack about this, and posting the reply here for anyone who cares to pursue it:

easiest way would be to manually check with and without CSS aggregation enabled and see which CSS file(s) are getting added.
We don't have a way to assert expected libraries per page yet, although that could be nice...

I had a quick look - just created a menu item manually.

It's because nav-primary.css, nav-primary-wide.css etc. get loaded by Olivero, because there's a primary menu, whereas previously there was not. So it's working as expected and fine to just update the test assumption.

Opened 📌 Allow assertions on expected libraries for a page Active which theoretically would mean we'd have been able to see exactly what happened in the test failure without having to check manually.

Updated the performance test margins and checked the Tugboat preview to confirm this looks as intended.

And, merged into 1.x. Decided against backporting this, since its absence is annoying but not really a "bug" as such.

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