Problem/Motivation

After updating to Drupal 11.3.2 and subsequently saving a View that use Views Flag Refresh, we are seeing the following:

Schema errors for views.view.search_content with the following errors: views.view.search_content:display.default.display_options.display_extenders.views_flag_refresh missing schema, views.view.search_content:display.page_1.display_options.display_extenders.views_flag_refresh missing schema, views.view.search_content:display.page_2.display_options.display_extenders.views_flag_refresh missing schema, views.view.search_content:display.page_3.display_options.display_extenders.views_flag_refresh missing schema. These errors mean there is configuration that does not comply with its schema. This is not a fatal error, but it is recommended to fix these issues. For more information on configuration schemas, check out <a href="https://www.drupal.org/docs/drupal-apis/configuration-api/configuration-schemametadata">the documentation</a>.
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nickolaj opened merge request !9

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nickolaj
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Added config schema definition for the views_flag_refresh display extender plugin. This resolves the "missing schema" validation errors on Drupal 11.3.2+ when saving views that use Views Flag Refresh.

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@nickolaj

I applied patch9from the MR9 in the way that I normally would - in my case using the PHP Storm..

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When I did so, it seemed to add the config/schema folder into the root of the my Drupal site, not the module's foldfer?

However, after manaully moving the config/schema folder into the correct place and clearing caches, I confirm that the messages about missing schemas has now gone.

Thank you