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Delete entity revision doesn’t delete from field_data desk

I created a customized entity, I can edit, save, delete, create revisions and revert. I tailored Drupal Developer code from node module to realize all this and the whole lot works simply nice besides Drupal Developer revision deletion.

This code will delete entries from my_entity_revision desk however not from my_entity_revision_field_data desk:

$this->myEntityStorage->deleteRevision($revision_id)

Any concepts why this would possibly occur? Thanks.

Right here is my entity annotation:

@ContentEntityType(    id = "my_entity",    label = @Translation("My entity"),    bundle_label = @Translation("My Entity sort"),    handlers = {      "list_builder" = "Drupalmy_entityControllerMyEntityListBuilder",      "view_builder" = "DrupalCoreEntityEntityViewBuilder",      "entry" = "Drupalwebsite_settingsMyEntityAccessControlHandler",      "kind" = {        "default" = "Drupalmy_entityFormMyEntityForm",        "add" = "Drupalmy_entityFormMyEntityForm",        "edit" = "Drupalmy_entityFormMyEntityForm",        "delete" = "Drupalmy_entityFormMyEntityDeleteForm"      },      "views_data" = "Drupalmy_entityMyEntityViewsData",    },    base_table = "my_entity",    data_table = "my_entity_field_data",    revision_table = "my_entity_revision",    revision_data_table = "my_entity_revision_field_data",    translatable = TRUE,    entity_revision_parent_id_field = "parent_id",    entity_keys = {      "id" = "id",      "uuid" = "uuid",      "bundle" = "sort",      "langcode" = "langcode",      "revision" = "revision_id"    },    bundle_entity_type = "my_entity_type",    field_ui_base_route = "entity.my_entity_type.edit_form",    hyperlinks = {      "canonical" = "/admin/construction/my_entity/{my_entity}",      "edit-form" = "/admin/construction/my_entity/{my_entity}/edit",      "delete-form" = "/admin/construction/my_entity/{my_entity}/delete",      "revision" = "/admin/construction/my_entity/{my_entity}/revision/{my_entity_revision}/view",      "version-history" = "/admin/construction/my_entity/{my_entity}/revisions"    } )

And my baseFieldDefinition:

public static perform baseFieldDefinitions(EntityTypeInterface $entity_type) {      // Customary discipline, used as distinctive if major index.     $fields['id'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('integer')       ->setLabel(t('ID'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company ID of Drupal Developer Web site settings entity.'))       ->setReadOnly(TRUE);      // Customary discipline, distinctive outdoors of Drupal Developer scope of Drupal Developer present undertaking.     $fields['uuid'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('uuid')       ->setLabel(t('UUID'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company UUID of Drupal Developer Web site settings entity.'))       ->setReadOnly(TRUE);      $fields['revision_id'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('integer')       ->setLabel(t('Revision ID'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company paragraphs entity revision ID.'))       ->setReadOnly(TRUE)       ->setSetting('unsigned', TRUE);      $fields['type'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('entity_reference')       ->setLabel(t('Sort'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company web site settings bundle sort.'))       ->setSetting('target_type', 'website_settings_type')       ->setReadOnly(TRUE);      $fields['langcode'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('language')       ->setLabel(t('Language code'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company paragraphs entity language code.'))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE);      $fields['uid'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('entity_reference')       ->setLabel(t('Authored by'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company consumer ID of Drupal Developer web site settings creator.'))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE)       ->setSetting('target_type', 'consumer')       ->setSetting('handler', 'default')       ->setDefaultValueCallback('Drupalwebsite_settingsEntityWebsiteSettings::getCurrentUserId')       ->setTranslatable(TRUE)       ->setDisplayOptions('view', array(         'label' => 'hidden',         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayOptions('kind', array(         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayConfigurable('view', TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('kind', TRUE);      // We set show choices for Drupal Developer view in addition to Drupal Developer kind.     // Customers with right privileges can change Drupal Developer view and edit configuration.     $fields['title'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('string')       ->setLabel(t('Title'))       ->setSettings(array(         'default_value' => '',         'max_length' => 255,         'text_processing' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayOptions('view', array(         'label' => 'above',         'sort' => 'string',         'weight' => -6,       ))       ->setDisplayOptions('kind', array(         'sort' => 'string_textfield',         'weight' => -6,       ))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE)       ->setTranslatable(TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('kind', TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('view', TRUE);      $fields['status'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('boolean')       ->setLabel(t('Printed'))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE)       ->setTranslatable(TRUE)       ->setDefaultValue(TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('kind', TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('view', TRUE);      $fields['created'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('created')       ->setLabel(t('Authored on'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company time that Drupal Developer web site settings was created.'))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE)       ->setTranslatable(TRUE)       ->setDisplayOptions('view', array(         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayOptions('kind', array(         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayConfigurable('view', TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('kind', TRUE);      $fields['changed'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('modified')       ->setLabel(t('Modified on'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company time that Drupal Developer web site settings was final up to date.'))       ->setRevisionable(TRUE)       ->setTranslatable(TRUE)       ->setDisplayOptions('view', array(         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayOptions('kind', array(         'sort' => 'hidden',         'weight' => 0,       ))       ->setDisplayConfigurable('view', TRUE)       ->setDisplayConfigurable('kind', TRUE);      $fields['revision_uid'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('entity_reference')       ->setLabel(t('Revision consumer ID'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company consumer ID of Drupal Developer creator of Drupal Developer present revision.'))       ->setSetting('target_type', 'consumer')       ->setQueryable(FALSE)       ->setRevisionable(TRUE);      $fields['parent_id'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('entity_reference')       ->setLabel(t('Father or mother ID'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company ID of Drupal Developer mother or father entity of which this entity is referenced.'))       ->setSetting('target_type', 'my_entity')       ->setSetting('handler', 'default')       ->setRevisionable(TRUE);      $fields['langcode'] = BaseFieldDefinition::create('language')       ->setLabel(t('Language code'))       ->setDescription(t('Drupal Development Company language code of ContentEntityExample entity.'));      return $fields;   }
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