Post installation

We just launched an upgrade of our site in Drupal 10. Within a day or two we had cache tables > 10GB, and trying to clear the cache was taking hours. This seems bad?

There has to be an easy way to do this that I am just not seeing.  I am trying to remove the taxonomy links from the forum pages, I currently have .taxonomy-term-entity { display: none !important; } added to my CSS.  This seems to work, but there has to be a switch somewhere in the settings that turns it off.  I cannot believe that this was added without some way of disabling it, as I cannot think of a good reason to have it in the first place.

I was able to fix this by uninstalling and reinstalling the forum module.

I installed and setup the Media module together with oEmbed's Media Providers module
With some providers (for the time being only Odisee) the problem is that scroll bars are visible, and the only way to effectively apply an ‘overflow:hidden’ is to insert it in the media->css->oembed.frame.css file.
body {
overflow: hidden;
}
This only happens when using Dupal Media in cKeditor5, if instead I paste their embed code into cKeditor5->code the video is displayed normally.

I have a multisite Drupal 10 environment.  Some of the sites do not show any modules when I select Reports/Available Updates.  

I notice that when I click check manually the system goes through the motions of checking for updates however, the page still shows

     Last checked: never

Thanks

We are trying to find a way to create Issue fork and Get Push access using automation. Is there any API available for Drupal.org that will allow us to do this or is there any other way this can be done.

Below are the task we are trying to accomplish using automation:

1. Create issue fork

2. Get Push access