It's a bit tricky to figure out how to actually make this module do something. Hence issues like #3170548: How to activate this module? are filed.
Install this module. Observe nothing happens for text formats that have the linkit filter configured.
Why not automatically add a sensible to default to the default Linkit Profile? That's why it's the default there too anyway, right?
a214a47b-05a2-4334-ae53-939323e14ea0:
uuid: a214a47b-05a2-4334-ae53-939323e14ea0
id: 'entity:media'
weight: 0
settings:
metadata: '[media:name]'
bundles: { }
group_by_bundle: false
substitution_type: media
limit: 100
— this allows any media to be linked, and is just a sensible default.
Implement it.
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #8 | 3184772-8.patch | 962 bytes | oknate |
| #5 | 3184772-5.patch | 4.33 KB | oknate |
| #3 | 3184772-3.patch | 3.2 KB | oknate |
| #3 | 3184772--interdiff--2-3.txt | 309 bytes | oknate |
| #2 | 3184772-2.patch | 3.2 KB | oknate |
Comments
Comment #2
oknateHere's a patch that updates the default linkit profile. It updates the tests to use this profile as well, giving test coverage for this update.
Comment #3
oknateCoding standard fix.
Comment #4
oknateShould we update all linkit profiles? Or just the default?
Comment #5
oknateAdding some more notes on how to get this working from a clean install. I tested this patch, and it works, as far as updating the default linkit profile.
Comment #7
oknateI went ahead and committed this. It would be nice to get a review from someone else, but I'm pretty sure this does what it's supposed to do.
Comment #8
oknatewhitespace fixes for the README.