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I'm currently using the Inline Entity Form (IEF) module to manage the Bricks module → . With IEF version 1.0-rc15, everything worked seamlessly on Drupal 9. However, upon upgrading to Drupal 10, I encountered a critical issue preventing the editing of any brick. The error message is as follows:
LogicException: Entity type brick does not support revisions. in Drupal\Core\Entity\ContentEntityBase->setNewRevision() (line 293 of /app/web/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/ContentEntityBase.php).
Upon investigation, I traced the error back to the EntityInlineForm::invokeAllWith method. Applying the patch from #16 resolved the issue. I hope for a permanent resolution to this matter in the near future. Thank you."
#6 and patch #9 don't work for me. I also get the problem after searching a keyword and not getting any search result.
I noticed that this problem disappeared when I changed the following code on the FullCalendarDsplay.php
protected function defineOptions() {
.............
$options['minTime'] = ['default' => '2000-01-01 00:00:00'];
$options['maxTime'] = ['default' => '2000-01-01 23:59:59'];
..............
to
..............
$options['minTime'] = ['default' => '00:00:00'];
$options['maxTime'] = ['default' => '23:59:59'];
..............
I saw the following code on the FullCalendarViewPreprocess.php
public function process(array &$variables) {
...............
// Display time limit.
$minTime = !empty($options['minTime']) ? $options['minTime'] : '00:00:00';
$maxTime = !empty($options['maxTime']) ? $options['maxTime'] : '23:59:59';
................
It looks that there is a kind of mismatch format.
#6 and patch #9 don't work for me. I also get the problem after searching a keyword and not getting any search result.
I noticed that this problem disappeared when I changed the following code on the FullCalendarDsplay.php
protected function defineOptions() {
.............
$options['minTime'] = ['default' => '2000-01-01 00:00:00'];
$options['maxTime'] = ['default' => '2000-01-01 23:59:59'];
..............
to
..............
$options['minTime'] = ['default' => '00:00:00'];
$options['maxTime'] = ['default' => '23:59:59'];
..............
I saw the following code on the FullCalendarViewPreprocess.php
public function process(array &$variables) {
...............
// Display time limit.
$minTime = !empty($options['minTime']) ? $options['minTime'] : '00:00:00';
$maxTime = !empty($options['maxTime']) ? $options['maxTime'] : '23:59:59';
................
It looks that there is a kind of mismatch format.