Yes, Basic composer update with follow up changes.
Officially paved the way for Automatic Updates in Varbase projects.
Enabling Automatic Updates Documentation Page for Varbase
Configuring secure automatic updates in Varbase ~10.1.0 using Drupal ~11, Automatic Updates → , Package Manager → module and The Update Framework (TUF).
Now you can prompt the AI CLI to help you with that ( in a local DDEV/Docker sandbox )
Example #1 for letting the AI do the Basic composer update for a local DDEV site using the guide in 10.0.x
claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions """
Keep in a loop until you finish the update to Varbase ~10.1.0 in this Varbase project
- keep working only in the /var/www/html/test/v10x00xsite folder
- Only configure the DDEV not the local system
- Update Varbase from ~10.0.0 to ~10.1.0
- Bring in any still enabled and used contrib modules ( add them to the root composer.json ) file.
- Create an automated functional testing with playwright to test the site ( use the ready tests if they are in the project )
- Check the most 200 important back-end pages ( for errors and warnings )
- Check all front-end pages ( for errors and warnings )
- If you needed to create patch for a module, create it and save in the local patches folder and add it to the composer.json
- Make sure that composer update is working after you finish all fixes
- Stop when no errors or warnings
"""
Example #2 for letting the AI enable Automatic Updates a local DDEV site using the guide in 10.1.x
claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions """
Keep in a loop untile you finish Enabling Automatic Updates in this Varbase project
- keep working only in the /var/www/html/test/v10x01x10u1 folder
- Only configure the DDEV not the local system
- Using https://docs.varbase.vardot.com/10.1.x/developers/updating-varbase/enabling-automatic-updates guide
- Stop when no errors or warnings
- Check if the site will be able to update with automatic updates
"""
Following with the Example #1, and the documentation will follow with that too
Thanks Gabriele for asking
The use of /bin/update-varbase.sh only was used in Varbase ~9 .
Varbase 10.0.x did not use it.
Support for Varbase 10.0.x will stop in 3 months.
( All Varbase ~10.0.0 projects should update to Varbase ~10.1.0 to when upgrading to Drupal ~11.3 )
Updating the documentation for sure. Work in Progress: with post release testing.
Thanks, Jürgen for the quick hint, and keeping aye on this issue
I'm facing that issue in #37 with Drupal ~11.3.0 and PHP 8.4 ( maybe not related ).
I did not face it when I was working with Drupal ~11.2.0 and PHP 8.3
Hopping to have time to follow with #34
Tested the option, Not not work, It will break the front-end theme.
Using the following patch from the pull request
Twig Storybook - Support Twig 4.x with YieldReady #18
as in https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/e0ipso/twig-storybook/pull/18.diff
Having a local managed static patch as in
"e0ipso/twig-storybook": {
"Twig Storybook - Support Twig 4.x with YieldReady #18":
"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vardot/varbase-patches/refs/heads/patches/twig-storybook--2025-12-23--pr18.patch"
},