Adapting to Drupal 10.2: Managing List Field Changes for Database Integrity
Drupal 10.2 brings stricter key format rules for List (text) fields, impacting data integrity by requiring machine name-like keys. This shift can disrupt configurations, especially in fields with numerous records. Kevin Quillen showcased a method using stored procedures to swiftly address key inconsistencies in the database, yet its universal applicability might be limited, especially in setups like Acquia. Despite this, for those encountering hurdles in the Drupal 10.2 transition, this approach provides a practical workaround to maintain database integrity and ensure smoother updates.
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