We’re on a hosted site and have been seeing [Admin Notice] One of your themes or plugins contains code which needs updating. (id:discourse.component-template-resolving) ( learn more ) For a week or so now. How do I track down which theme or plugin this is from? Most of our plugins are preinstalle…

I am not sure I understood your question The topic linked in the admin notice you shared says that the component name can be found in the browser console [image] ganncamp: [Admin Notice] One of your themes or plugins contains code which needs updating. (id:discourse.component-template-resolvi…

The answer to this notice is explained in the “Learn more” link included in the message — it leads to the official Meta topic on handling the component-template-resolving deprecation. In short, this isn’t an update problem but a deprecation warning. It means one of your themes or plugins still uses…

I think the warning is related to a version of the Unanswered Filter component. [image] Do you use a custom version of that component, or did you install a different branch?

Thanks @Moin ! That was the clue I needed. My partner in crime has a very vague memory of not being able to install the vanilla component when he did it several years ago and having to do something special around this. But could you share what about the message pointed you to the Unanswered filter? …

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ganncamp (G Ann Campbell) October 22, 2025, 2:19pm 6

So that’s where I was supposed to be looking. Thanks!

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