Broken display of teasers in Streams (home pages) after upgrading to 8.x-1.0 [#2891179]

I just ran composer update, followed by drush updb.

Now the teasers in the streams, both on homepage and on groups, fail to properly display the author name and picture, displaying in exchange the full profile.

See the 2 pictures below for better understanding.

A quick look at the block_stream_homepage View shows that the View is properly generated.
(admin/structure/views/view/activity_stream/edit/block_stream_homepage)

So I'm guessing this is either a theming or a preprocessing issue.

I'll be reverting to a previous backup.

Home Before Upgrade:

Home After Upgrade

The View looks fine in the Views page:
Activity Stream View

File	Size	Author
views-activity-stream.jpg	839.67 KB	Carlos Miranda Levy
views-activity-stream.png	2.02 MB	Carlos Miranda Levy
home-after-upgrade.png	4.13 MB	Carlos Miranda Levy
home-before-upgrade.png	2.09 MB	Carlos Miranda Levy

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Comments

Comment #1

30 June 2017 at 12:25

Carlos Miranda Levy created an issue. See original summary.

Comment #2

Carlos Miranda Levy CreditAttribution: Carlos Miranda Levy as a volunteer commented 30 June 2017 at 12:26

Title:

Broken display of teasers in Streams

» Broken display of teasers in Streams (home pages) after upgrading to 8.x-1.0

Comment #3

jochemvn CreditAttribution: jochemvn for Open Social commented 30 June 2017 at 12:40

Carlos,
Running a composer update and a drush updatedb is not enough to update Open Social. Please read this this article about installing and updating Open Social: https://github.com/goalgorilla/drupal_social/wiki/Installing-and-updatin...

Comment #4

Carlos Miranda Levy CreditAttribution: Carlos Miranda Levy as a volunteer commented 30 June 2017 at 12:51

Closer inspection, indicates that it is the profile image not being displayed (the social_medium style), however, the image is physically accessible from the url used by the img tag, so it's not a permissions issue:

/sites/civ/files/styles/social_medium/public/2017-06/Carlos_Miranda_Levy-in-Ishinomaki-Manga_Statues%20%287%29.jpg?itok=rmONgP78

Comment #5

Carlos Miranda Levy CreditAttribution: Carlos Miranda Levy as a volunteer commented 30 June 2017 at 14:47

Gotcha, I ran drush -y fra --bundle=social and everything seems normal now.

I suggest to make a quick correction to the upgrading instructions.

One, for us well-behaved users, who started with composer and didn't download from drupal, etc.

And list the steps for updating.

As I understand now, in my case (Linux box, installing using composer), the steps are, in this order:

composer update
drush cr
drush updb
drush entup
drush -y fra --bundle=social

... and just in case...

drush cr
drush cron

:-)

Anything else?

Thanks for the quick response above.

Comment #6

jaapjan CreditAttribution: jaapjan at Open Social for Open Social commented 4 July 2017 at 06:55

Status:

Active

» Fixed

Hi Carlos, great that it works now!

I don't think this last part is needed:

drush cr
drush cron

Especially if you do the update steps right after each other it should not be necessary to do an extra cache clear (there is already a cache clear in drush updb).

Perhaps we should think about splitting the update instructions for users who installed with Composer and installed from tarball on drupal.org to make the distinction a bit clearer.