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I have the tmgmt core module enabled, along with "content entity source" and "locales source" modules. When I visit admin/tmgmt/settings page, I get this error:
Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception\RouteNotFoundException: Route "view.tmgmt_translation_all_job_items.page_1" does not exist. in Drupal\Core\Routing\RouteProvider->getRouteByName() (line 187 of /app/web/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Routing/RouteProvider.php).
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Comment #2
BerdirDid you remove or disable the job items view? Or install with an old version and now update?
Comment #3
stella CreditAttribution: stella at Annertech commentedThis is a brand new site, and i've only just installed the 8.x-1.1 version of the module.
Comment #4
stella CreditAttribution: stella at Annertech commentedHaving said that, uninstalling the module and reinstalling it seems to have worked. I guess something went wrong the first time... odd, but happy to close this for now.
Comment #5
BerdirStrange. And you only get it on the settings page and not the others?
Can you enable verbose error logging and post a full stack trace? Usually those things are comming from local actions/tasks/menu links but it oculd also be something else.
Edit: OK, probably the route rebuild didn't happen or so...
Comment #6
DuneBLI got exactly the same problem on 8.4,... here is my story:
1-I installed all the tmgmt module with drush
2-I checked
admin/tmgmt/sources
but it was empty (admin/config/regional/content-language
was properly setup)*I cleared the caches
*I ran cron
*I resave the form at
admin/config/regional/content-language
*I shaked my website
I never could get something in the source tab
*I also discovered that the German language was added as long as the "Translation Management Demo" module (I didn't ask it)
3-I decided to
drush pmu
all the tmgmt modules* I had to remove manually the user.tmgmt_translation_skills field
4-I re-install all the tmgmt modules through the Drupal GUI (all in once) and I got exactly the same Stella's error
*I cleared the caches
*I uninstall all the modules one by one, clearing the cache after each uninstall... and checking if the error was gone
*I also uninstall "Translation template extractor" in the case it was a compatibility problem
Unfortunately, the error stayed until the last installed tmgmt's module...
5-I decided to re-install all the tmgmt module one by one
*I installed tmgmt_core => The error was gone... I clear the cache anyway
*I installed all the remaining modules in this order: tmgmt_content, tmgmt_locale, tmgmt_language_combination, tmgmt_local,:
AFter each installation, I waited that the screen showing the batch which update the configuration was completed then I cleared the cache
AND BINGO, I could get the source tab with all the data in it
CONCLUSION: I think that this is the fact that I have waited for the batch which update the configuration (at the end of the install of tmgmt_content and tmgmt_locale) that solve the problem
Comment #7
stewest CreditAttribution: stewest as a volunteer and at Amazee Labs commentedSame here but in Drupal 7 - same as above https://www.drupal.org/project/tmgmt/issues/2857034#comment-12142552
Comment #8
aschiwi CreditAttribution: aschiwi at undpaul commentedHad the same problem as DuneBL and their comment helped me solve it. I had first tried to enable all modules via the backend and couldn't access the settings page as a result. Uninstalling via drush and then reinstalling tmgmt first and then the other modules next solved it. Thanks!