Or maybe we can commit this to unblock the issue and create a follow-up to configure all components properly.
Thanks for testing.
@kirsten-pol, do you mind to point which ones requires the ckeditor to add the pattern? I'm afraid have no idea which ones requires it 😅
Yesteday I've created this issue and MR: https://www.drupal.org/project/canvas/issues/3551787 📌 Re-introduce entityId and entityType into drupalSettings.canvas Active after a chat with Balint.
Tugboat is also broken because DDS is using a lot of canvas.module/textarea
I've created an Issue: https://www.drupal.org/project/demo_design_system/issues/3552037 🐛 textarea is not a valid json_schema anymore Active and a MR here: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/demo_design_system/-/merge_requests/114
This MR, hopefully, fixes the Tugboat issue.
I've created this issue because in the 📌 Update Conductor to Canvas RC Active issue we've found that these 2 variables no longer exists in RC1.
I've seen that there is only one route processed (besides the /canvas/api), and is /canvas. This route is canvas.boot.empty and this route doesn't have any parameters. All the /canvas routes are processed in the CanvasPathProcessor
Is this the expected behavior? If so, CanvasController::__invoke will always have null parameters for entity and entity_type?
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I think this is no longer an issue, or at least I'm unable to reproduce it with the steps.
The drupalSettings.conductor.accountId is set in a js_settings_alter, but originally was set in a js_settings_build.
I've changed it to the js_settings_alter because I had some issues with cache, but I think that's now fixed.
After seeing that there is a
new release for DDS →
that handle the Canvas rename, and after removing the canvas_dev_standard module as canvas does, it's ready for review and merge.
After applying the rename on 📌 Update XB occurrences to Canvas Postponed , Tugboat was merged without changing it to canvas.
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I've tested it in 2 different Drupal 11
- An existing Drupal 11 with Canvas and Conductor installed and configured. Replaced the existing module by the zip version, cleared caches and everything work.
- A basic Drupal 11 with Canvas. Reinstall the site, place conductor into web/modules/contrib/conductor and install it. Everything works as expected too.
RTBC for me.
If the response from conductor has the Content-Type header with more attributes, like application/json; charset=UTF-8, the json is not correctly parsed.
Thanks for the work @Rajeshreeputra! I'm going take your job and continue it.
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I've reviewed the code, looks good. I've also reviewed the functionality and it works as expected.
For me is a RTBC
Ready for review.
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I think it's ready for a first review.
The steps to test is:
- Enable the module
- Add to the config page the api key and secret
- Make requests to the conductor api resources like using the route /conductor/api/{conductor-resource}
- /conductor/api/accounts
It should accept GET, PUT, POST and DELETE requests.
Core is currently doing for /system/files/ route.
It uses an InboundPathProcessor to get the route of the file, set it to a query parameter and return just the /system/files to allow the route system to match the route, no matter how many / the file has, because now is in a query parameter.
class PathProcessorFiles implements InboundPathProcessorInterface {
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function processInbound($path, Request $request) {
if (str_starts_with($path, '/system/files/') && !$request->query->has('file')) {
$file_path = preg_replace('|^\/system\/files\/|', '', $path);
$request->query->set('file', $file_path);
return '/system/files';
}
return $path;
}
}
Then, in the controller, it gets the target by accessing the file query parameter.
$target = $request->query->get('file');
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It's ready for review.
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I have one idea to write a test for this. If it works I think it will be easier to refactor this.
Is this still an issue? I've went through:
1. Install Standard install profile
2. Install experience_builder
3. Create article node — let's assume it's node 1
4. Install xb_dev_standard
5. Go to /node/1 and ...
... add a new image (without the media module)
6. Click "Review 1 change" and "Publish"
7. Visit /node/1 and see my image
I can investigate deeper on when this was fixed, but I think this can be closed.
I still have some time 🤜🤛
I've added some concerns in the MR about duplicated conditions and code that can be removed.
The only difference that this MR brings is the exception logged in the database and is step forward and we would have to delete this sooner or later. I'm OK with this.
I've fixed one phpunit test and all should be green now.
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Oh, I see it now. Ok, make sense then. I thought it was leftover code.
No, it doesn't make sense to rename it. I think it can be closed.
Thanks!
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After talking to @wim, I've realized that #10 📌 Move `PropSourceEndpointTest` into new `XbConfigEntityHttpApiTest::testComponent()` Active is adding a new task, so it's not ready.
The current MR1379 is only moving the test
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This project is currently configuring XB under Drupal CMS: https://github.com/phenaproxima/xb-demo
To have XB working, you need to add a specific xb field type component_tree under article or xb_page. No other content types are currently supported, and this project does that.
Here is the ticket where the conversation about supporting other content types is happening: 📌 Allow XB to be used on all node types Active