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Problem/Motivation
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[OK] No errors
Proposed resolution
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Release notes snippet
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#4 | menu_block_drupal9.patch | 325 bytes | matsbla |
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Comments
Comment #2
jenlamptonIf there are no errors, can this issue can be marked as fixed?
Comment #3
jenlamptonor actually...
I believe that if you add drupal 9 as an option to the
composer.json
file in this project you can get a nice little Compatible with Drupal 9 badge in the Project information section on the module page.Below is a code sample from a module that has the badge.
It also looks like it may possible to get the badge by adding the 'core_version_requirement' key in the modules info.yml file, which, in turn, will add the version to the require section of
composer.json
. Example follows.We should maybe make a patch for this change.
Comment #4
matsbla CreditAttribution: matsbla at Globalbility commentedComment #5
matsbla CreditAttribution: matsbla at Globalbility commentedComment #6
jayasree.e CreditAttribution: jayasree.e as a volunteer and at TA Digital commentedThanks. Looks good to me.
Comment #7
xeM8VfDh CreditAttribution: xeM8VfDh commentedcan this change be merged and closed?
As for the badge, a core maintainer has informed me that composer.yml and info.yml don't come into play. There is some text field that the module maintainer has access to that allows them to mark the module as D9 compatible, which will cause the badge to show.
Comment #9
joelpittetThank you I've committed this to the dev version.