Same issue I am facing when using scheduler on my nodes and nodes are getting published via cron using publish_on & unpublish_on date & time.
My publish_on and unpublish_on time is not reflecting in revisions. It is returning same value for every revision when node was last saved.
Hi Björn Brala,
I already tried this module but this is not working in my case. Installing and enabling this module doesn't impact anything. Is there any change we need to consider for including the fields after enabling this module?
One possible solution can be this which is working for me, maybe not the ideal one, would be to not throw errors for include parameters for this module. I have implemented a patch that loops all the entities and the include parameters and catch if was not possible to include one dependency for one entity.
If someone else has a better solution, Please feel free to add a new patch.
Cheers.
I am still facing this issue using the stable latest release for this module. In my JSON API search it still throws the error and this time it actually shows multiple fields and same field it shows in Possible values also.
When I am using the older version of this module with the patch: https://www.drupal.org/files/issues/2020-09-24/fix-include-3172884-2.patch →
It is working fine for me.
I think we should reopen this bug and see what we can fix.
RCA for the issue:
The issue is that plupload uploads files in temporary:// location and in my case it is containers (/tmp folder) which is not a consistent storage in containerised applications.
Workaround added just to fix the issue (Not recommended):
I've moved making the files private on S3 itself and then move to public:// directory.
The drawback is that the upload will be slower than before as we are uploading the file on cloud.
We should think some alternative approaches for uploading a file in temp for containerised applications.
We are already using Redis in our site with PHP Redis client. Due to performance issue we are trying to use Relay. We followed this document 📌 Explicitly support Relay (drop-in replacement for PhpRedis) Fixed to install Relay but we are running in the below mentioned issue :
thrown in /var/www/html/vendor/relay/relay/src/RequestHandler.php on line 31
Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function Relay\RequestHandler::__construct(), 0 passed in /var/www/html/docroot/modules/contrib/redis/src/Client/Relay.php on line 14 and at least 1 expected in /var/www/html/vendor/relay/relay/src/RequestHandler.php:31We are using Ddev setup for our site. Any help in installation on Relay would be Appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.
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