- Issue created by @rraney
Is there a ddw_d9_config.module file? I had a PHPStan problem with some of my custom modules, but adding an empty .module file fixed it.
- πΊπΈUnited States rraney
The custom modules have PHP/module files so adding a .module file doesn't seem like it would help in my case.
- πΊπΈUnited States loze Los Angeles
I am getting the same error with Drupal 9 scanning my custom modules for Drupal 10.
PhpStan fails and the command error is always empty. This happens for all my modules.
PHP 8.1.13
- πΊπΈUnited States rraney
I'm forced to simply ignore the Upgrade Status response to custom modules in the process of Drupal 10 upgrade.
- πΊπΈUnited States loze Los Angeles
Actually, It works using drush, I only get the error when scanning using the UI.
drush us-a --all --ignore-contrib --ignore-uninstalled
- π«π·France nicolas bouteille
thank you for the tip, it works much better indeed!
- ππΊHungary GΓ‘bor Hojtsy Hungary
Interesting that the HTTP headers are included in the error message. Otherwise that looks like a normal progress AJAX response. The problem with the "missing .module file" has been resolved, you don't need an empty PHP file for PHPStan checking to pass anymore. That may be useful for people posting on this issue.