- 🇺🇸United States scottholmes
As to the issue of downloading from drupal.org using IPv6, this is still not possible - at least with a site on AWS Lightsail. AWS is raising the cost of having an IPv4 address on instances. Consequently I have recreated a drupal 10 site on an IPv6 exclusive instance. The site works fine except that it does not receive module update notices nor will composer update the project. Fortunately, I have a work-around using rsync to maintain the site from my development box, here at home. Drush works, though...
- 🇺🇸United States nnewton
This actually maybe more possible soon, it is on the list for near-term changes.
In the mean time, I have hit this before with my ip6 only deployments in AWS as quite a few sites are ip4 only. I am not sure it will work for you, but I'd look into enabling DNS64 for the subnet for now: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/let-your-ipv6-only-workloads-connect-to...
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