Closed rbargerhuff closed 2 years ago
You must be using version 1.1.0 of Paragraphs. Please check.
Because of a bug with the Backdrop CMS module portal the Paragraphs version listed here is wrong. The current version 1.2.0-beta must be be manually downloaded from here
I'm not a maintainer of Paragraph, but this issue has been reported in the past. @laryn - perhaps you or @bugfolder can manually edit the Backdrop CMS record that points to the wrong version?
@rbargerhuff I've released 1.x-1.2.0 today, in case the beta
was scaring you off. Thanks @argiepiano for helping figure out the issue here.
@argiepiano @laryn Thank you very much! I didn't see your comments and I appreciate how quickly you responded. I am juggling a lot of work right now and did not notice.
We were using 1.20-beta1 when I first reported that issue. Upgrading to 1.20 addressed the issue and I have confirmed the fix.
Cheers to you both!
The issue my colleague and I just discovered is that Paragraphs is broken on fresh installations.
With our Drupal 7 installation, we did not use the
entitycache
module. With the migration of Backdrop and the use of the latest version of theParagraphs
module, we have encountered a scenario where Paragraphs module will NOT create the tables needed, in particular the tablecache_entity_paragraphs_item
The code as it currently sits in
paragraphs.module
paragraphs.module 1594:
This code is never executed because
entitycache
is part of Backdrop core.Because the codebase forces entity cache to TRUE:
paragraphs.module 155:
$return['paragraphs_item']['entity cache'] = TRUE;
This results in the following error: