Hi all. I'm sorry for re-opening up this issue, but I have the exact same problem with a fresh install of Drupal 11.0.1 (also had the trouble with a fresh install of Drupal 10.2 or something months ago). Sadly my first comment on community will be about complaining. xd
Steps to reproduce
- install required libraries and languages (for me, php 8.3)
- set up a standard Drupal install (composer create-project drupal/recommended-project dirname, follow, pick standard profile).
This is imho not an acceptable behaviour to keep...
Considering that a fresh install with a quick "php built-in server" is one common way for newcomers to try and discover Drupal.
Plus for a dozen years the sensible configuration was enough for a spin to be properly working (per curiosity I just made a composer install of a 9.5, besides some deprecation notices, website displayed fine without any modification with a php -S builtin server).
And I actually experienced this precisely the last time I tried as I wanted to make a bit of show-off to a colleague to try and make it adopt Drupal 10 for a website (while using that chance to discover everything that changed since Drupal 8). Useless to say the "demo effect" hit me full face. :)
Before this gets addressed mainstream, would anyone be kind enough to give me some hints on how to resolve manually?
I've been using Drupal from time to time but my last in-depth experience with it was a good 4 years ago, and I'm, let's say, "more than rusty".
This may be related, or not, to this other thread I read (of which I tried the most simple "fix suggestions" using solely interface, to no avail):
https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3381293
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In any case, this should be imo considered at least "important" since it's probably a trivial thing for technical / savvy Drupal users to overcome, but a potential immediate showstopper for "mostly non-technical except a few tidbits" people such as myself.
Thanks in advance for reading the feedback and possibly giving some lead.
Best regards,