Error when trying to view a revision such as a URL like /node/16126/revisions/241361/view
The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later.
Error: Call to a member function isPublished() on string in Drupal\unpublished_404\EventSubscriber\NotFound->on403() (line 57 of modules/contrib/unpublished_404/src/EventSubscriber/NotFound.php).
Drupal\unpublished_404\EventSubscriber\NotFound->on403(Object) (Line: 109)
1. a content type that supports revisions
2. View a revision
3. See error
I guess in some instances the node ID can be a string so I think the right thing to do would be look up the node and return a node object?
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nicholassComment #4
gaurav.kapoor commented@NicholasS Thanks for reporting this and working on it as well, but I couldn't reproduce the issue. I am not getting any errors when trying to view the revisions after enabling the module.
Comment #5
nicholass@gaurav.kapoor So its been a while but I think I had a content type with revisions and the current state of the content was unpublished (someone had unpublished some previously published content). That or it was draft revisions and the content had never been published but just remined in draft with multiple revisions. Sorry I should have put better details in the description.
This also was back in Drupal 8, our site is on 9 so I am not able to preproduce it today. I tried a bunch of different combinations. So maybe core or some other module has changed and its fixed.
Comment #6
gaurav.kapoor commentedThanks for clarifications @NicholasS. I also didn't see any errors, so I am closing this issue now. Please open the issue again if you again get such an error.