My goal was to test the automatic updates module. Initially I tried to test the automatic updates module on an existing Drupal site but my site was on version 9.4.5 and I received an error message saying that my site needed to be above version 9.7 but below 10.0. I also tried following the directions for testing with a new Drupal project. I was able to create a drupal project using the following command: composer create-project drupal/recommended-project:10.0.0 au-test --no-interaction. In the au-test directory, when I tried to run composer config minimum-stability alpha I received this error message: In ConfigCommand.php line 217:File "./composer.json" cannot be found in the current directory so I moved the composer.json file and the composer.lock file to the project root. I continued with the following steps and was able to launch a new Drupal site with the one time login link.
I decided to test with Gitpod and I had no issues here. I was able to install the Automatic Updates module based on the directions for testing an existing Drupal project and update Drupal with no issues. The testing was completed on Gitpod https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/tedbow/ddev-gitpod/tree/alpha-testing and also on my Mac. I am using DDEV v1.22.0, Composer v.2.5.8, PHP v8.2.1. The webserver used is the one provided by DDEV.
My goal to test the module by updating a Drupal site was accomplished. The instructions were clear. I had no issues updating drupal on Gitpod or on a new Drupal project. The only bug I encountered was when I tried to run the following command: composer config minimum-stability alpha in the au-test directory. Once I moved the composer.json file and the composer.lock file to the project root I was able to complete the install with no issues. I didn't have any issues enabling the module and completing the update on my Mac and on the Gitpod testing environment.
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Great - sounds like it worked okay! I don't think there's anything we could do about the composer config error, so I'm marking this one as fixed. Thanks for testing!!
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