As someone who did Drupal on Windows for about a decade: yes, please. It always felt like being a second class citizen, there was always something little going wrong that took extra time to figure out because nobody else was seeing it. But the sysadmin really liked his windows servers and it was supported so we stuck with it. Making official what is already essentially true seems like the right move here.
Rerolling patch for beta 8 release
alieffring → created an issue.
Would still be great to get this fix in a stable version. I spent a few hours tracing through asynchronous callbacks and timers to figure out why the `preventAutologout` callback wasn't actually preventing autologouts and it turns out it's because the calculation for the timeout on the backend just ignores activity.
Adds hook_admin_toolbar_extra_links_alter()
alieffring → created an issue.
This issue can have effects beyond just the unnecessary javascript. If you are a user who has toolbar access after logging out your toolbar settings are still present in the sessionStorage javascript object and toolbar classes will be added to the body tag, making space for a toolbar that will never show up.
alieffring → created an issue.
alieffring → created an issue.
I can confirm that this issue is still happening in Drupal 9, and that the general idea of the patch (registering a listener for validation issues and opening parent details tags when triggered) fixes it.
Reroll patch after 2.x changes