This was originally added so that the Price quantity type could set its
default measure to "value" all the time. This was back when price
quantities were part of farmOS core. It was then moved to the
farm_ledger contrib module, and is being refactored such that it will no
longer need to make use of this default_measure configuration.
PR #603 changed the "Laboratory" field from a simple text field to a
taxonomy term reference field. But it did not update the v1 migration
logic accordingly.
See https://github.com/farmOS/farmOS/pull/603
This ensures that the flag specific class will be more specific
than the generic flag class. This pattern isn't necessary for the flag
classes in this file since the generic flag class is defined first, but
this pattern is necessary for other modules to provide styles for flags.
The drupal/core-dev package is simply a shortcut for including
dependencies necessary for running automated tests.
See https://github.com/drupal/core-dev/blob/9.4.x/composer.json
It is designed specifically for running Drupal core automated
tests. We used it as a simple way to get our automated tests
running initially, but it includes some dependencies that we do
not need.
It also pins some package versions, including symfony/finder and
symfony/filesystem. This caused an issue for us when we refactored
our composer.json files to use composer-merge-plugin. We got
around this issue by pinning symfony/finder to ^4.
See https://www.drupal.org/project/farm/issues/3239420
See bd33d0f139
Furthermore, in testing Drush 11, I discovered that a similar
conflict started occurring with symfony/filesystem (presumably
because Drush depends on that as well now). I eventually managed
to get it to work by pinning symfony/filesystem as well, but only
if I moved both pins to the root farmOS composer.json (it didn't
fix it if they were in composer.project.json). That is what
ultimately drove me to dig into this and decide to split up our
dependency on drupal/core-dev.
By removing the dependency on drupal/core-dev, we no longer have
the issue with symfony/finder, so that pinned dependency can
be removed.
I repeatedly ran tests with as few of the drupal/core-dev
dependencies as possible until tests started passing again. So
this final list represents the minimum requirements for our
tests.
Michael Stenta
Paul Weidner