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The "node" parameter was not converted for the path "/node/{node}"

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I have the following error in the filters with parameters in view type pages. will there be any solution to this problem?

Drupal\Core\ParamConverter\ParamNotConvertedException: The "node" parameter was not converted for the path "/node/{node}" (route name: "entity.node.canonical") in Drupal\Core\ParamConverter\ParamConverterManager->convert() (line 104 of /var/www/html/web/core/lib/Drupal/Core/ParamConverter/ParamConverterManager.php).

This happens for page and block type views.

The same happens when you want to send the parameter by url

/index.php?q=user

I get the same error, it seems that the filters are not working.

cn flag
You need to provide more information. Which version of Drupal/Views? Are you using a standard install with the standard configuration? When did this start happening?
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I use drupal version 8.x.19 I am using the standard version. I'm not really sure when this started, I just updated to its latest version, but before everything was ok; A very clear example was in a block type view that related the news of a content that I was making displayed, it passed the content field: ID by contextual filter, but now it does not receive anything, and I get that error. This happens for all views.
cn flag
What version of PHP?
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version of php 7.4
Felipe de Jesús avatar
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Check the node with that ID. has it been created from Drupal? Is it possible you are requesting a resource that hasn't been created.
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