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Re-save and re-export all views config in order to capture config drift. #3762

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trackleft opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #3766
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Re-save and re-export all views config in order to capture config drift. #3762

trackleft opened this issue Oct 9, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #3766
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trackleft commented Oct 9, 2024

At the moment, any minor change to an old view that is then exported for a pull request adds lots of config drift making it difficult to review pull requests that change view settings.

Basically, the way that Drupal exports views config now, is different from when we originally exported the views config in quickstart, and we need to capture those changes in config code.

This issue is usually the result of config schema changing upstream.

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Each existing view should be re-saved and re-exported in order to capture all of the updates to views config exports.

@trackleft trackleft added good first issue Good for newcomers task Work that doesn't always require a pull request. labels Oct 9, 2024
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You might need to remove this line before installing quickstart (Running lando install): https:/az-digital/az_quickstart/blob/main/az_quickstart.info.yml#L29

Then resave and re-export

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ejsamboy commented Oct 11, 2024

Thank you, Chris!

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