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info.yml. file updated to remove Drupal 8 and 9 compatibility, as well as adding Drupal 11 as suggested by the bot in this issue.
The issue is being left open to pick up future API changes.
info.yml. file updated to remove Drupal 8 and 9 compatibility, as well as adding Drupal 11 as suggested by the bot in this issue.
The issue is being left open to pick up future API changes.
JamesOakley → created an issue.
"Never normally critical" may generally be true. But what we're discussing here is a security vulnerability fixed and published upstream by CKEditor (in March 2022), leading the Drupal security team to release a core update to ensure Drupal 9.x and above does not use the vulnerable library. Drupal 7 needs this module to power the editor, and this module does not support the versions of CKEditor that incorporate the security fix.
I'd say allowing site maintainers to update the CKEditor library to one without vulnerabilities is more pressing than "normal".
I like that thought, and with some jquery dependencies already in core it shouldn't add much overhead to do it.
If someone wants to propose a simple patch that lets a site administrator opt in to have Scripture links open in a modal popup, I'd be happy to test and commit it once it works correctly.
It seems so, although in your report there's the added detail that the problem may be in the Claro theme, which is why the problem first appeared when it became the default admin theme. Closing 🐛 "Set up database" screen is displayed even when credentials are properly defined Closed: duplicate as a duplicate