Breaking: The content element icon has a new identifier 

Description 

The icon of the content element academicbitejobs_list is replaced (ACE-588).

It was a drawing in fixed colours, registered with the core provider and therefore delivered as an <img> tag, which keeps the colours of its file on the dark cards of a dark backend colour scheme. The new icon is a Font Awesome Free suitcase, drawn in currentColor and registered with \FGTCLB\AcademicBase\Imaging\IconProvider\CurrentColorSvgIconProvider , which inlines it, so it follows the backend colour scheme. Its identifier follows the scheme tx-<extension key without underscores>-<group>-<name> of the academic extensions. The content element type and the new content element wizard name the same identifier.

The old identifier is removed without an alias:

The file Resources/Public/Icons/jobs_bite_icon.svg is removed. The new drawing is Resources/Public/Icons/plugin/bite-jobs.svg, its origin and licence are listed in Resources/Public/Icons/LICENSE-font-awesome.txt. Extension.svg is unchanged. The extension renders no icon in the frontend, so it registers nothing in a Configuration/FrontendIcons.php.

Impact 

TCA, page TSconfig or a template of a site package naming bitejobs_list renders the "icon not found" placeholder, and bitejobs_list registered again in a Configuration/Icons.php of a site package no longer replaces the icon of the content element. A reference to jobs_bite_icon.svg fails.

The behaviour is the same on TYPO3 v13 and v14.

Affected Installations 

Installations that reference or override the identifier bitejobs_list or the file jobs_bite_icon.svg.

Migration 

Use tx-academicbitejobs-plugin-bite-jobs instead of bitejobs_list in TCA, page TSconfig and templates. To replace the icon, register tx-academicbitejobs-plugin-bite-jobs in the Configuration/Icons.php of a site package that depends on academic_bite_jobs:

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use TYPO3\CMS\Core\Imaging\IconProvider\SvgIconProvider;

return [
    'tx-academicbitejobs-plugin-bite-jobs' => [
        'provider' => SvgIconProvider::class,
        'source' => 'EXT:my_sitepackage/Resources/Public/Icons/jobs.svg',
    ],
];