PageContext uses an entity but doesn't add the entities cache tags to the render array. This results in inconsistent strange behavior when using gin with gin_toolbar.
We have customizations like published status in the toolbar, which combines with this bug to cause much more confusion for users.
Add cache tags to the render array
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #4 | 3601289-4.diff | 612 bytes | jvollebregt-swis |
| #5 | Screenshot 2026-06-16 at 16.24.23.png | 125.3 KB | himynameisseb |
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Comment #2
jvollebregt-swis commentedI've added an MR to add the cache tags. This fixes the issue in our production sites and in the blank install
Comment #4
jvollebregt-swis commentedDiscrete patch for composer extras attached
Comment #5
himynameisseb commentedI'm afriad the fix above didn't work for me.
Clean install of Drupal 11, with default install profile, gin as the admin theme and gin toolbar enabled.
Comment #6
jvollebregt-swis commentedYou may need to restart your server and clear the drupal cache - opcache prevented the fix from taking for me the first time around
Comment #7
marcoscanoI agree the bug exists and the place for the fix is correct, but this is NW to address:
- The IS needs to be updated. Can we ideally have reproduction steps using core modules only?
- This MR is breaking the existing unit test, and doesn't include any test update
- All bugfixes need to be paired with their corresponding test coverage to avoid regressions
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