In Drupal 11.2 the module installation was changed. See Issue #3416522 → . Installing multiple modules does not rebuild the container between installations. So using config_rewrite when installing a module's dependency leads to an error.
<!--break-->Install a module with a dependency to another module and config rewrite for that module.
For example:
my_eu_cookie_compliance.info.yml
name: 'My EU Cookie Compliance Settings'
type: module
core_version_requirement: ^11
dependencies:
- 'config_rewrite:config_rewrite'
- 'eu_cookie_compliance:eu_cookie_compliance'
config/rewrite/eu_cookie_compliance.settings.yml
cookie_lifetime: 100
Installing my_eu_cookie_compliance leads to folling error:
Tried to rewrite config eu_cookie_compliance.settings by my_eu_cookie_compliance module without initial config.
(This is not a problem with eu_cookie_compliance. I just used it in this example, because that's how we found this behavior.)
When container_rebuild_required is set to true in my_eu_cookie_compliance.info.yml, everything works as expected.
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Attached is a very ugly workaround that (re)enables container rebuild for all modules as they are installed in Drupal 11.2+.
I don't think this is the best solution. Ideally, when a config rewrite is about to happen, the container could be rebuilt, but I couldn't figure out how to achieve this.