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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #16 | Screenshot_2021-03-08 Available updates test8-web.png | 45.64 KB | quietone |
| #4 | 1875516_just_got_worse-unknown_release_date_and_no_modules.png | 47.68 KB | klonos |
| available_updates_no_versions.png | 48.95 KB | klonos |
Comments
Comment #1
klonos...it's been so long since I filed this one and I'm not around d.o lately so that I forgot about it and went on and filed a dupe #1907120: Dev version and date missing from modules listed in the "Available updates" page.. Sorry.
Anyways, am I the only one seeing this?
Comment #2
klonos...wrong component perhaps?
Comment #3
dwwNo, you had the right component. I'm just way behind on D8 in general, and Update manager in particular. If anyone else can confirm the bug, that'd be a good start.
Thanks/sorry,
-Derek
Comment #4
klonosWith the latest dev the issue gets even worse:
Notice the "Unknown release date" and no other modules listed despite the fact that I have enabled the "Check for updates of disabled modules and themes" option under settings (/admin/reports/updates/settings) and I have at least admin_menu installed + a few other modules in my /modules directory that should be listed. Only core is listed instead and despite the fact that it is updated to the latest dev available, it still shows up as not up to date.
Comment #5
klonosI'm surprised that no one else has this issue! Am I the only person looking in the "Available updates" page in order to download updates?
Anyways, I don't know if this counts as confirmation, but since past December (when I originally filed this issue) I must have rebuilt from scratch at least 3 D8 dev servers more than half a dozen times each (due to core2core updates resulting in WSOD). Each time the same issue on all these installations and since sometime past moth there is even no display of contrib modules shown on the page either.
Comment #6
wusel CreditAttribution: wusel commentedI have this issue too with serveral D8-dev-versions in the past.
i think, a regession is critical.
Wusel
Comment #7
klonosnope:
Trust me. I want this fixed badly too (I was the one to file this issue), but bumping priority is not the way to do it. Besides, if it was either major or critical, we'd have way more than 4 people following here ;)
Comment #16
quietone CreditAttribution: quietone as a volunteer commented@klonos, thank you for reporting this problem.
Tested on 8.9.x, with a standard install and then used composer to get an old version of admin_toolbar. Navigated to /admin/reports/updates and the display does not show the error in the IS.
Therefore, closing as cannot reproduce. If you are experiencing this problem reopen the issue, by setting the status to 'Active', and provide complete steps to reproduce the issue (starting from "Install Drupal core").
Thanks!