- Issue created by @maxilein
- π³π±Netherlands ndf Amsterdam
The only common thing I found is they all are located in a sub-folder below the main module.
Right now composer installated sub-modules are only found within following directory structure:
<MODULE_NAME>/modules/<SUB_MOBULE_NAME>
.
An example that works:web/modules/contrib/PARAGRAPHS/modules/PARAGRAPHS_DEMO
for theparagraphs
module.Can you please share the paths and the way how to install these modules/extensions? That way it can be debugged.
- π¦πΉAustria maxilein
E.g. the folder structure for
modules/contrib/bamboo_twig
modules/contrib/bamboo_twig/bamboo_twig_config/bamboo_twig_config.info.yml
modules/contrib/bamboo_twig/bamboo_twig_i18n/bamboo_twig_i18n.info.yml
..I just use composer require ... for each contrib module.
e.g. composer require drupal/bamboo_twigI have no idea how they are installed.
What are you looking for exactly? - π³π±Netherlands ndf Amsterdam
I checked the bamboo twig module locally (
$ composer require drupal/bamboo_twig
), but I cannot reproduce the problem.The error you see is triggered here:
// Remove "drupal/" prefix for Drupal modules, because that breaks // the table output in the report. if (!str_starts_with($packageName, 'drupal/')) { $error_message = "Could not parse Composer information for module '" . $module->getName() . "'"; throw new UnusedModulesException($error_message); }
Do you have anything special with the composer setup? Symlinks or complete git checkout for each modules?
- First commit to issue fork.
- Status changed to Closed: cannot reproduce
7 months ago 8:26am 25 May 2024 - πΊπ¦Ukraine AstonVictor
I tested with views_aggregator & computed_field modules and cannot reproduce the issue described in the description. I can see information about both modules and their submodules.