I can't figure out how to abort or delete a job item if the source node has been deleted.

  • Create a continuous translation job assigned to a local translator that immediately initiates translation of nodes.
  • Create a node.
  • Verify that a local translation task has been created.
  • Delete the node.
  • How does one abort that job item?! For me it is completely indestructible!

If there is no way to do this then I think it qualifies as a bug instead of just a support request. Image of the error is below.

Job item cannot be aborted because source no longer exists.

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#4 tmgmt-2913008-abort-deleted-source-entity.patch1.92 KBa.sotirov
Screen Shot 2017-09-30 at 11.16.09 AM.png27.25 KBdnotes

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antoniya commented

We have this issue on a huge production site. This is actually critical and should definitely be labeled as a bug. Collective jobs with dozens of items are blocked and cannot be completed because of a few missing nodes (deleted originals).

Will post info here if we find a solution to this issue.

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antoniya commented
Category: Support request » Bug report
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a.sotirov commented
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new tmgmt-2913008-abort-deleted-source-entity.patch1.92 KB

I created some patch that automatically puts JobItem with missing entity reference to status aborted. It's a kind of a solution .... but i'm not sure that will satisfy all requirements for this issue.

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antoniya commented
Version: 8.x-1.2 » 8.x-1.6
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rgristroph commented

The patch applied, but did not seem to work for me. The job item was not automatically aborted, and even when I aborted it through the UI, other job items in the same job cannot be "Save as Completed" because drupal gets an error attempting to load the non-existent source of the other now aborted job item.

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rgristroph commented

Also, this issue seems related or a duplicate of https://www.drupal.org/project/tmgmt/issues/2998143