Closed bryanpizzillo closed 3 years ago
On the host machine:
composer require drupal/admin_toolbar:^3.0
composer update drupal/admin_toolbar --with-dependencies
In the docker container:
drush updatedb -y
drush cache:rebuild
blt custom:paratest:run
drush pm:list | grep admin_toolbar
Reviewed the admin toolbar and didn't see anything suspicious. I'm not a heavy CMS user, though, so others might pick up on changes I've missed.
Here's what updatedb
did:
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Module Update ID Type Description
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admin_toolbar_tools 8001 hook_update_n Install the Admin Toolbar
Search module.
admin_toolbar_tools 8201 hook_update_n Default setting for
maximum number of bundles
per entity type to
display.
admin_toolbar_tools 8202 hook_update_n Default setting for enable
hoverintent.
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@lburack Blair/Bob found one difference that may affect users.
Add Media
is a submenu under Media
now.
https://ncigovcdode430.prod.acquia-sites.com/ The inconsistency between Media and Add Content is weird; why can’t they both be Add xxx? But when you hover on Media, you get the ‘Add Media’ fly out. It’s an extra hover, but the intended UX of more quickly selecting the media/content type you want to add to the system remains intact. So that’s good.
Can the order be changed? I’d prefer if Media was below Add Content.
The main question is, can you live with this for now? The menu is actually built from the Drupal menus, which as you can see below, Media is the last tab that appears. We could probably swap that in the content menu. TBH, there should probably just be a separate /media url and menu item at the top level outside of Content...
@bryanpizzillo - yes, can live with this now. Are you suggesting that we have a Content tab and then a separate Media tab? So we'd have Content | Media | Structure | etc? Not sure that's the best solution, but we can discuss future requirements down the road. For now, can live with this update.
For some reason this did not get automatically closed.
Issue description
drupal/admin_toolbar
is version 1.27.0, which does not support 9.x. This should be updated to latest version if possible. (2.1 is the first version supporting 9.x, so we are a good ways off the mark from being up to date on this)