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Repair broken database sanitisation task #878
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tfa_basicmodule recently introduced prevents any database sanitation tasks from completing successfully. I've upstreamed a new patch to the issue on drupal.org as the existing patch is not compatible.The
tfa_basicmodule will explicitly attempt to truncate a set of tables regardless of the install state of thetfa_basicmodule, as well as not checking if the tables exist before doing so.The patch will check each table exists before performing the same action.
I will be shortly providing output proving the differences in terminal output between the vanilla project which fails, and the applied patch.