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Thanks for the added logic sarvjeetsingh. I am unable to make this work on my local installation though, as mentioned above.

Test scenario: - Enable AI CKEditor integration module + AI Provider OpenAI - Add AI button to CKEditor - Enable "Fix spelling" for example - Select a text in CKEditor that needs spelling fixes. - The action gets performed, but my debugger never enters the method `\Drupal\ai\OperationType\Chat\StreamedChatMessageIterator::triggerEvent`

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Problem/Motivation

Subscribe to the ProviderDisabledEvent event provided by AI module. If a provider gets disabled, remove its usage data from the state & clear its config.

Problem/Motivation

E.g. check if the provider keys provided in `providers` config array are valid AI provider plugin IDs, add explicit config schema definition for each item within the `providers` array, etc...

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Fixed in 1.0.x

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Problem/Motivation

Settings form does not use ConfigFormBase or any of the helper logic to manage settings. Fix that.

Adding some logic to the MR, in an attempt to also provide support for token usage, in case of streamed responses. This needs https://www.drupal.org/project/ai/issues/3524435 to be fixed first.

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A small fix applied to new entities being saved, they shouldn't be processed in that presave hook.

Welp.. Sadly I have no idea how to fix that mess.

Instead, here's the patch as a file.

I have created a MR to start implementing this functionality.

MR currently contains logic for the first action point:

Add so that you can collect tokens in the StreamedChatMessage, but do not add it to the interface (no breaking changes).

This allows this to be used in the ai_provider_openai module for example:

class OpenAiChatMessageIterator extends StreamedChatMessageIterator {

  /**
   * {@inheritdoc}
   */
  public function getIterator(): \Generator {
    foreach ($this->iterator->getIterator() as $data) {
      $metadata = $data->usage ? $data->usage->toArray() : [];
      $streamedChatMessage = new StreamedChatMessage(
        $data->choices[0]->delta->role ?? '',
        $data->choices[0]->delta->content ?? '',
        $metadata
      );
      if (!empty($metadata)) {
        $streamedChatMessage->setInputTokenUsage($metadata['prompt_tokens']);
        $streamedChatMessage->setOutputTokenUsage($metadata['completion_tokens']);
        $streamedChatMessage->setTotalTokenUsage($metadata['total_tokens']);
        $streamedChatMessage->setCachedTokenUsage($metadata['prompt_tokens_details']['cached_tokens']);
        $streamedChatMessage->setReasoningTokenUsage($metadata['completion_tokens_details']['reasoning_tokens']);
      }
      yield $streamedChatMessage;
    }
  }

}

I am a bit stuck on the second and third action point:

Add so we can collect it in the PostStreamingResponseEvent

Add so we inject it into the PostStreamingResponseEvent

I've been looking through the code in the AI module, but can't find where the PostStreamingResponseEvent gets triggered. Well, it gets triggered in \Drupal\ai\OperationType\Chat\StreamedChatMessageIterator::triggerEvent(), but I cannot find where that method is called. Is that supposed to be called by the OpenAI provider for example (because it doesn't currently)? I'm a bit confused as to what the exact code flow should look like...

Hoo wee.. Something seems very wrong with this merge request, it targets the initial fork branch rather than the module's branch 🤦🏻‍♂️

I had to open a new branch because the existing one (1.x) created issues for me locally, due to it having the same name as the main module's git branch.

This attempts to make the functionality as 'global' as possible, by retrieving most stuff dynamically. Please take a look and feel free to test it.

There is an edge case where this could "not work", which is when the route parameter in `entity.[entity_type].canonical` is not the same as the entity type machine name... But I can't think of a single instance where that would be the case.

I think this issue is definitely an important one, but the scope still seems too small. I wonder why it should be limited to nodes and taxonomy terms at all, all content entities should be valid here.

I'll see if I can cough up a solution for that.

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Sven Decabooter added a comment on drupal.org: [5.0.0-alpha3] Menu items do not get is-active class

Problem/Motivation

The main menu gets rendered as a "ui_suite_daisyui:menu" component, through menu--main.html.twig. However, do to the logic in there, the menu item <a> elements do not automatically get the "is-active" class assigned to them, which does happen in Drupal core themes (probably through the "drupal.active-link" library).

It would make sense to have the active menu item be visually styled the same as when a menu item is hovered...

Steps to reproduce

- Add main menu block to a DaisyUI-powered theme - Navigate to a page within the main menu - Inspect the active menu item - it has no specific class to indicate it is the active item, nor any different visual style applied to it.

Proposed resolution

- Make sure the Drupal core "is-active" class gets correctly added to the active menu item - Preferably, apply a different visual style to menu link items that have class "is-active".

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Sven Decabooter added a comment on drupal.org: [5.0.0-alpha3] Add documentation on how to add new theme/skins to the starterkit

It does seem to work if I add it like this in `mytheme/css/themes/fancy.pcss.css`:

:root:has(input.theme-controller[value=fancy]:checked),[data-theme="fancy"] {
  color-scheme: "light";
  --color-base-100: #FAF7F2;
  ...

As per documentation at https://daisyui.com/docs/themes/#how-to-add-a-new-custom-theme, under "If you're using CDN and you want to use a custom theme, use it like this".

I would create a MR to add this to the documentation, but I'm not sure if this is the correct way to implement a custom theme...

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I was trying to add my own custom theme, and followed the following process:

- Create a new theme based on the starterkit - as per `starterkits/ui_suite_daisyui_starterkit/README.md` - Run the `npm install` and `npm run build` commands - Add new theme file in `mytheme/css/themes/fancy.pcss.css` with contents like this:

@plugin "daisyui/theme" {
  name: "fancy";
  default: true;
  prefersdark: false;
  color-scheme: "light";
  --color-base-100: #FAF7F2;
  ...
}

- Add file `mytheme/mytheme.ui_skins.themes.yml` with contents like this:

# No value because same as plugin ID.
fancy:
  label: "Fancy"
  label_context: "color"
  key: "data-theme"
  target: html

- Run the `npm install` and `npm run build` commands again - Go to `/admin/appearance/settings/mytheme` and select the "Fancy" theme from the "Theme" dropdown

The CSS file for fancy theme is included in the HTML output, and my tag contains `data-theme="fancy". I can't see any of the colors though...

Is this because I use hex color codes, instead of oklch()? Or anything else in the process I missed?

And another apparent oopsie, issues like this already exist 🤦🏻‍♂️

I'll link them and mark it duplicated, apologies.

Sven Decabooter added a comment on drupal.org: Conflict with core system/base hidden.module.css

Randal added a comment on drupal.org: Variation cache error when enabling the "domain"-module.

Sven Decabooter added a comment on drupal.org: Conflict with core system/base hidden.module.css

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