In Drupal, they recently added this: Drupal core should inform the user of the security coverage for the site's installed minor version including final 8.x LTS releases
This is what this looks like:
From a site owner point of view, I find this very informative/useful. I don't have to be a "Drupal/Backdrop" person in order to know where to find information about this - it's right there on my site, and there's also a very handy link to the page that explains things in more detail if I need to know more.
Perhaps in our case we could merge that information with the "Backdrop CMS" entry. Here's what it could look like:
...or something more compact, like this:
GitHub Issue #:
5759
Recent comments
Thank you very much for your fast answers and clear explanations ! I understand that the site is not corrupted and that there is no danger in leaving the code and the database in their...
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}
Until the official new release (coming soon), the error will ALSO show up when you clear caches, unless you fix this manually as above.
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}
If you want to try to fix it yourself now, I think you can manually set the schema version for the book module (in the system table) to 7000, and then try running the updates again. Test on a...
Base table or view not found upgrading to 1.32.0, TRUNCATE {cache_book}