This problem is similar to #3034897: Sort list of enabled styles in paragraphs_collection.settings alphabetically.
There’s a multisite with 3 sub-sites in our setup. When the same paragraph types are exported on each sub-site the values in behavior_plugins section of paragraphs.paragraphs_type.*.yml files go in a different order on different sub-sites which makes it hard to synchronize them.
behavior_plugins:
grid_layout:
paragraph_reference_field: ''
available_grid_layouts: { }
lockable: { }
bhaktify_background:
enabled: true
background_image_field: bhaktify_background_image
language: { }
bhaktify_anchor:
enabled: true
bhaktify_collapsible:
enabled: true
bhaktify_slider:
field_name: ''
slick_slider: { }
bhaktify_attributes:
enabled: true
style:
enabled: true
groups:
hero:
default: ''
and
behavior_plugins:
grid_layout:
paragraph_reference_field: ''
available_grid_layouts: { }
lockable: { }
bhaktify_background:
enabled: true
background_image_field: bhaktify_background_image
language: { }
bhaktify_anchor:
enabled: true
style:
enabled: true
groups:
hero:
default: ''
bhaktify_attributes:
enabled: true
bhaktify_collapsible:
enabled: true
bhaktify_slider:
field_name: ''
slick_slider: { }
We use config_split to create the storage of the paragraph types which are common for all three sub-sites.
The suggested solution is: use the same order for export, for example, alphabetic.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | 3119488-4.patch | 847 bytes | mbovan |
Comments
Comment #2
andrew answer commentedComment #3
mbovan commentedWe can use
orderbysetting in the schema to achieve this.However, this belongs to Paragraphs project.
Comment #4
mbovan commentedThe patch that adds
orderby: keyattribute tobehavior_plugins,target_bundles_drag_dropandfeatures.Comment #5
berdirThanks, committed.