Error importing configuration

LeJuanChis

11/10/23, 2:19 PM

[error] Drupal\Core\Config\ConfigImporterException: There were errors validating the config synchronization.

The <em class="placeholder">language.content_settings.media.instagram</em> setting depends on the <em class="placeholder">media.type.instagram</em> setting which will not exist after import.
The <em class="placeholder">medical_network.settings</em> setting depends on the <em class="placeholder">medical_network</em> extension which will not be installed after importing.
The <em class="placeholder">SettingsEmalForm.settings</em> setting depends on the <em class="placeholder">SettingsEmalForm</em> extension which will not be installed after import. in Drupal\Core\Config\ConfigImporter->validate() (line 756 of /app/docroot/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Config/ConfigImporter.php).

Maybe someone has an idea on how to solve it.

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leymannx

11/10/23, 2:31 PM

It's all in the error message already. Let me translate:

Your config folder contains a medical_network.settings.yml but your core.extension.yml does not contain an entry for the medical_network module.

Same for the SettingsEmalForm module, which sounds custom and wrong naming (you must only use lower case letters and underscores for module machine names) plus typo "Emal" instead of _email_.

And some media type media.type.instagram was not exported. But there's config that relies on it.

Fix it by getting a live database and exporting config once. Then restart whatever you were doing, fix naming and typos and export config again before you commit it.

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