I have tested this with a migration from 10.1 to 10.2.
This is a non-breaking change, thanks for @Eli-T for adding the note of cation, but 10.2 will not use the state for caching the asset filename see this comment from 📌 Remove the aggregate stale file threshold and state entry Fixed , good to merge, have upgraded to major because flysystem will not work with 10.2 without it:
The asset filename with the new system is cheaper to recreate, so we don't really need this extra level of i/o caching there at all.
Yea, the crown logo wasn't updated, so I've added that now.
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Following on from @codebymikey's point #29 I've also identified this happens to the 'container' element too, (albeit with the caveat that the container element does not support the #description attribute):
$form['element'] = [
'#type' => 'container',
'#description' => 'A description added to the container.'
];
This will result in a container wrapper being rendered with an incorrect 'aria-describedby' attribute.
Following on from @andrewmacpherson's comment #22, I agree there needs to be a more extensible way to declare a form element as a composite form element. But there are also needs to be some consideration for other render elements which get the 'aria-describedby' attribute added.
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Added the core_version_requirement update, can confirm this does the job for me.
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Tested this and can confirm it resolves the fatal error. Seems to be a pretty straight forward fix to get in, especially as it breaks the current release otherwise.
I can confirm that this is an issue in 9.5 as per #3354857-5: A "tags" entry must be an array for service "search_api_opensearch.synonyms_subscriber" → .
Regarding #3354857-4: A "tags" entry must be an array for service "search_api_opensearch.synonyms_subscriber" → , whether or not this is the case this is not how it is treated in 9.5. All other tagged instances in core use the `- { name:...` syntax.
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