Stein Magne Bjørklund
Stein Magne Bjørklund
* D7 converted to Composer * PHP 7.1.33 * Composer version 2.2.13 ``` "patches": { "cweagans/composer-patches": { "Call the preserve paths hooks" : "https://github.com/jcnventura/composer-patches/compare/1.x...jcnventura:fix-preserve-paths.diff" } }, "preserve-paths": [ "web/sites" ]...
I also noticed this. 9 days since the tag was created and still packagist is not updated.
Confirm that `npm i -g @axe-core/cli@next` fixes the issue: ``` npm i -g @axe-core/cli@next changed 95 packages, and audited 96 packages in 4s 10 packages are looking for funding run...
Same here. Non of the steps above works. I also tried to nuke everything; 1. rm composer.* 1. rm -fr vendor 1. composer require 'drush/drush:^8.0' still get: ``` The "drupal/console-extend-plugin"...
Thank you for your swift reply. My composer.json only have one requirement: ``` "require": { "drush/drush": "^8.0" } ``` ``` composer show drupal/console-extend-plugin --all name : drupal/console-extend-plugin descrip. : Drupal...
Or perhaps this is more relevant? ``` composer show drush/drush name : drush/drush descrip. : Drush is a command line shell and scripting interface for Drupal, a veritable Swiss Army...
Existing D7 site that 6 months ago was converted to Composer. During `composer install --no-dev` we lost all files in `web` directory. Not sure how we make sure this not...
Was listed by xhprof with PHP 8.3.2-1. Is this a thing or should I look other places? 
First of, thank you, thank you, for working on this. This look fantastic. I was missing a section about security. Trusting external stored patches, and best practice to mitigate this....
Same problem here - PhpStorm2016.3 and MacOS 10.12.2 - R installed with homebrew. ~~~/usr/local/bin/R --no-save --quiet Error in dyn.load("/Users/steinmb/Library/Application Support/PhpStorm2016.3/TheRPlugin/libtherplugin_device64.so") : unable to load shared object '/Users/steinmb/Library/Application Support/PhpStorm2016.3/TheRPlugin/libtherplugin_device64.so': dlopen(/Users/steinmb/Library/Application Support/PhpStorm2016.3/TheRPlugin/libtherplugin_device64.so,...