We've seen a couple of times recently in the forums "old" extensions that are a bit old, which work if built on their own, but hitting breaking issues when built alongside more recent extensions.
As an initial step, it would help to document this can happen, and what users can do (open a PR, fork/contribute the code to the older extension, etc.).
We've seen a couple of times recently in the forums "old" extensions that are a bit old, which work if built on their own, but hitting breaking issues when built alongside more recent extensions.
As an initial step, it would help to document this can happen, and what users can do (open a PR, fork/contribute the code to the older extension, etc.).