A scan with Upgrade Status indicates some new issues with deprecated code. Updates are needed to ensure Drupal 9 readiness.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | smart_date_upgrade_status_after_patch_3109891-2.png | 21.12 KB | maursilveira |
| #2 | smart_date-drupal-9-readiness-update-3109891-2.patch | 9.72 KB | mandclu |
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Comment #2
mandclu commentedComment #3
maursilveira commented@mandclu I've tried to apply the patch, but I got the error message saying the patch can't be applied. I'm using the current latest dev version:
Development version: 8.x-2.x-dev updated 29 Jan 2020 at 17:31 UTCIs this the one I should apply the patch against?
Comment #4
mandclu commented@maursilveira if I try installing the current dev, either via:
composer require drupal/smart_date:2.x-devor
git clone --branch 8.x-2.x git@git.drupal.org:project/smart_date.gitThen I can apply the patch like so:
git apply -p1 < smart_date-drupal-9-readiness-update-3109891-2.patchCan you clarify if your method was different?
Comment #5
maursilveira commented@mandclu I had downloaded the tar.gz file of latest dev version and copied the content over the previous one. But now I did view composer require and worked just fine. I could apply the patch, and after scanning again with module Upgrade Status, all error and warning messages are gone.
Moving this to RTBC. Good job!
Comment #7
mandclu commentedThanks for verifying, this is now merged in.
Comment #8
mandclu commented