Seems it can be quickly fixed with a proper construct, just not sure if Combodo already had it internal and it just needs to be pushed to GitHub / iTop Hub :)
Hi Jeffrey,
The comment was not very clear, the explanation "Not working on portal ???" was related to version 1.3.3. I just changed it to remove the ambiguity.
The 1.3.4 is fully compatible and does work in portal. We have been using it for 3 months internally. I have just tested it again, in case.
So if you encounter en issue, I'd be interested in the details to reproduce it.
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Hm, I downloaded the 1.3.4 version.
I used it with the iTop Community version 3.2.0.
It did not seem to include a construct method for the brick controller.
When I accessed the portal, it was complaining about a deprecated call (the fallback to the "get" method used in previous versions) and effectively broke my portal until I added the constructor.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
https://www.itophub.io/wiki/page?id=latest:release:extensions
Communications to the Customers
iTop 3.2: recommends using extension version 1.3.4
Symfony 6.4 deprecated calls
Not working on portal ???
So, it's indeed breaking the portal? Does Combodo already have a working version? Or did I upgrade too soon? :)
Seems it can be quickly fixed with a proper construct, just not sure if Combodo already had it internal and it just needs to be pushed to GitHub / iTop Hub :)
Last edit: Jeffrey Bostoen 2024-10-10
Hi Jeffrey,
The comment was not very clear, the explanation "Not working on portal ???" was related to version 1.3.3. I just changed it to remove the ambiguity.
The 1.3.4 is fully compatible and does work in portal. We have been using it for 3 months internally. I have just tested it again, in case.
So if you encounter en issue, I'd be interested in the details to reproduce it.
Hm, I downloaded the 1.3.4 version.
I used it with the iTop Community version 3.2.0.
It did not seem to include a construct method for the brick controller.
When I accessed the portal, it was complaining about a deprecated call (the fallback to the "get" method used in previous versions) and effectively broke my portal until I added the constructor.