Hello foxy-vikvik,
I'm a D7 maintainer. I've added you as a maintainer for the project. Thank you for your efforts!
I would create my own custom service resource, and the implement it to return the full taxonomy terms. I have an old stack exchange answer here that may be of use: https://drupal.stackexchange.com/a/160908/10645
Otherwise, take a look at at the docs folder to see examples/hooks you can use to alter the requests/responses: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/services/-/tree/7.x-3.x/docs?ref_type...
This project is labelled as "seeking maintainer".
It looks like system maintenance automatically set it to "seeking maintainer".
15 Sep 2021 at 15:57 EDT by Anonymous (not verified)
Setting Maintenance status to Seeking new maintainer for https://www.drupal.org/project/jdrupal/issues/3233227 →
I've changed it back to "seeking co-maintainer".
I would like to ensure Drupal 10 and Drupal 11 compatibility for this project.
Thank you, Joe! I've added you as a maintainer.
I am still actively involved with the JS library and use it every day and am available to help there.
RobLoach, I've added you as a maintainer. Thank you for your help!
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Thank you, @Shreya_h.
> What is the purpose of drupal_realpath() here?
From looking at the docs for drupal_realpath():
Resolves the absolute filepath of a local URI or filepath.
From my understanding, it would take an input like public://logo.png and return something like https://example.com/sites/default/files/logo.png.
> Reversing that commit fixed an issue for me with serving images from S3.
Yeah, I see the docs mention:
it does not work for remote URIs.
I don't know if removing the call to drupal_realpath() would be safe for local URIs and I'd want to see/do some tests before committing.
Thank you both! This one was resolved back on 2022-08-01 via #3277674: PHP8: deprecated code → and pushed up into the dev snapshot, but I never tagged a new release. I went ahead and tagged a 7.x-3.29 release with the fix.
Thank you, @voleger. I don't think we can use drupal_session_destroy_uid() because it will destroy all the user's sessions.
For example, if a user logged into the Drupal website on one device, then logged into the Drupal website on another device using the Services API, then logged out using the Services API, their first session on their first device would also get logged out!
@malaynayak done, thank you!
Thank you for the patch! Luckily this has been resolved already here #3277674: PHP8: deprecated code → .
It's available in the development snapshot, and will be available in with the next tag.