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I am seeing this issue on Drupal 10.3.11 with miniorange_2fa 5.1.10.
It goes away if I downgrade to 5.1.6, however I did not test 5.1.7-5.1.9.
Patch #75 applies for 10.4.3.
Is something preventing you...
Not that I'm aware of. That is how I have created forks in the past, but why have the GL Forks option if it is unavailable and why not have some clear error messaging. Drupal seems to be making it hard to collaborate. Wasn't that the lifeblood that kept D7 going for so long...
Thanks for the suggestions.
I'm working on some entity-type specific events (e.g. user events).
I've forked other modules for bugfixes and enhancements. Why would these modules be restricted?
Sure.
I went to https://git.drupalcode.org/project/entity_events
I clicked the 'Fork' button in the upper right.
I changed the project name from entity_events to entity_events_modules. This automatically changed the slug to entity-events-modules.
I changed the namespace to my username.
All other options I left as default.
Then I clicked Fork Project button.
I see the loading icon and after a few seconds I see the error:
An error occurred while forking the project. Please try again.
I repeated these steps for the address module and received the same error.
Thanks for your attention.
@ressa I'm doing this via Gitlab UI, not CLI.
Patch #270 → is working for me on 10.3.10. Thanks.
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Adding this patch here in case someone else can use it. The code is sound, but I'm not convinced this solution is complete.
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Patch #28 alone works for me. Thanks.
I'm seeing this also when rendering a view page in a dialog. Patch #137 worked for me.
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Your output looks similar to mine. Were you able to figure this out? I don't understand why composer is referencing some modules that are not required/requested like zendframework/zend-feed, other modules at the incorrect versions like laminas/laminas-feed[2.12.0, ..., 2.12.x-dev] (vs 2.17), or modules for older versions of PHP. How can we get useful output from composer? Are there any other dependency analysis tools (that work)?
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This patch (see attached, autologout.2023-04-25.patch) worked for my specific use case.
It should be rigorously tested for all the various configuration combinations.
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