What should I do about modules that need to be upgraded when upgrading from Drupal 8 to 9

Hello!

Currently I'm trying to upgrade my drupal 8.9.20 site to drupal 9+, I have been followed the article "How to upgrade from Drupal 8 to Drupal 9" and set up the upgrade_status module for detecting modules that need to be upgraded. In this process, I ran into two problems:

Dependency issues encountered when upgrading a Composer-based Drupal 8 website

Hello everyone,

Currently, I am encountering dependency issues while trying to upgrade the Drupal core to version 9. I have been following the steps from this page, by using the upgrade_status module, I have upgraded all modules that are compatible with Drupal 8. Only the modules that require Drupal 9 remain. I plan to upgrade them after I successfully upgrade the Drupal core.

And the commands I ran for upgrading Drupal core were:

EZGDF: Powering Mobile Management with a Robust Drupal Backend

EZGDF is an innovative digital solution aimed at optimizing facility management and operations. Their goal was to provide users with an intuitive mobile app experience supported by a secure, scalable, and high-performance backend system.

Sectors: 
Manufacturing and Energy

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali web portal

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali homepage interface

Inside the project

Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, an institution run by the Society of Jesus, has over 400 years of history in Colombia and more than five decades in Cali. It offers a diverse academic portfolio that includes undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, continuing education, magazines and publications, as well as a cultural FM radio station.

Sectors: 
Education

Print current user in menu.html.twig file

Since menu templates do not have direct access to the user object, we need to pass it manually in my_theme.theme

function my_theme_preprocess_menu(&$variables) {
$current_user = \Drupal::currentUser();
$variables['current_user_name'] = $current_user->getDisplayName();
}

Now, you can use it inside menu.html.twig

<p>Hello, {{ current_user_name }}!</p>
 

Add custom fields to Lists (Views) block

Is there a module or another way to add custom fields to a Views block, where the field would be filled in when placing the block in the Block layout, similar to how "Items per block" is selected?
For example, a Background Color field where one of the predefined colors could be chosen.

Background color field when inserting Views block in Block layout

Maybe these fields should be entered into views under "Block settings" or in some other way:

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