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When you submit the form on /user/login, the fields are both sent in plaintext in the POST body. If you use a browser debugger (like Chrome Inspector), you can look at the network traffic and see thi …

I don't recall doing exactly this, but I think you can use a hook_module_implements_alter() for this: function MYMODULE_module_implements_alter(&$implementations, $hook) { if ($hook === 'help') { …

You have a few options here. For the short term, you can disable database logging on /admin/modules/uninstall until you can get the full situation under control. You can disable assertions. Search …

What you describe is correct, when you install Drupal, everything in the 'core' directory is considered the core set of Drupal files, or the bare minimum installation package. The files in 'core/lib' …

In DateTimeNormalizer, the inferface format is RFC3339, which is Y-m-d\TH:i:sP as an input format string. It also accepts the ISO8601 PHP string, which is Y-m-d\TH:i:sO Try using strings like in you …

TLDR (this summarizes conclusions from the comments below) The MarkupInterface is available on packagist as part of the drupal/core-render package, which provides all the classes from Drupal\Compone …

Yes, this is possible and done in a handful of places in core. One example is TimeTest. I am not 100% sure it is official, but I call it a shadow function. The trick is to declare the procedural func …

The logic for finding the proper OS temp directory is in FileSystem::getOsTemporaryDirectory. This will try to use upload_tmp_dir, otherwise default back to an OS value, like /tmp. This get used in …

Personally, I have Update Manager installed on all my live sites. While I use composer to manage all of my sites, I am do not blindly composer update and push out. I like to read changelogs and make …

There is a route for all modules of the pattern https://www.drupal.org/node/{nid}/qa for showing testing reports. Nightly runs, per-commit runs, and one offs should appear there. For the module you …

This may do the trick in a hook_entity_presave(), or get you close: $old_dog = clone $dog; update_the_dog($dog); // Use == to allow for out of order keys. $same = $dog->toArray() == $old_dog->toArra …

In Drupal 8, timestamps (and created and updated) are stored as integers in the database. They do not use the native datatype. …

This is particularly important in a Drupal 8 system, where caching is used extensively. One of the most overlooked aspects of this is properly tuning the database. …

When you are in the presave hook, the updated $node object will have $node->original, which is the node before things were changed. Nodes also have a $node->toArray(), method that will flatten the ob …

One possible way to handle this situation is for your Module B to define a default, stub service with the same type signature (ie, Interface) as the one you need). Use that in the YAML. Then, in you …