The Drupal CMS installer for release candidate 2 is broken with the following error (see screenshot):
TypeError: Cannot assign null to property Drupal\Core\Recipe\InputConfigurator::$values of type array in unserialize() (line 68 of profiles/drupal_cms_installer/src/RecipeLoader.php).
unserialize() (Line: 68)
Drupal\drupal_cms_installer\RecipeLoader::load() (Line: 237)
drupal_cms_installer_apply_recipes() (Line: 626)
install_run_task() (Line: 572)
install_run_tasks() (Line: 121)
install_drupal() (Line: 53)
- Debian Bookworm
- Postgres 17.2
- PHP 8.3.14
Installer chose a subscript for the tables, randomly generated user and pass for Postgres without special characters. The database name was a few dictionary words.
I skipped the part of the menu that asks if you want any data and clicked "Skip this step". I did NOT install in a docker container.
No php error when installing Drupal CMS.
Fix issue that causes error shown above or document / make obvious the environmental variables that need to be set on the host to be able to install Drupal CMS.
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Additional: Installer accepts inputs in camelCase even though Postgres does not directly accept database names written in camelCase. In other words, you can type "fooBar" in a CREATE DATABASE command but typing "fooBar" in the Drupal installer results in no match.