"A non-existent config entity name returned by FieldStorageConfigInterface::getBundles()" errors in watchdog

After migrating from 7 to 9, I’m getting a lot of these errors in watchdog, from views.

A non-existent config entity name returned by FieldStorageConfigInterface::getBundles(): entity type: paragraph, bundle: iframe, field name: field_url

Things I’ve tried:

  • Checking paragraph bundles(types): there are only two, the iframe one does not exist (I don’t need it in the new site).

  • drush cr

  • drush config:export then grepping the files for iframe: it only exists in media.settings.yml as iframe_domain: '' – not relevant

  • grepping the config files for field_url – not found.

  • maybe there’s some old content referencing the iframe bundle? select distinct type from paragraphs_item; only shows the new bundle names. Same for paragraphs_item_field_data

  • show tables like "%field_url%"; This does reveal two tables: paragraph__field_url and paragraph_revision__field_url – I would have expected these to be deleted. They are both empty though.

  • show tables like "%iframe%"; – none.

  • I’ve been through all the views – but these are all the default D9 ones, plus a few I’ve added myself for the new site, which do not have anything to do with paragraph bundles.

I’m stumped as to how to get rid of these errors/notices.

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