It seems that there is a security audit problem with Guzzle 7.10 (June 18th) and so composer doesn't allow the upgrade. I updated a few other sites before weekend and there weren't any problems but now it's not working.
I installed Drupal (11.3.9) using the following line: composer create-project drupal/recommended-project my_site_name.
When I try to update Drupal to 11.3.10 using the following line: composer update "drupal/core-*" --with-all-dependencies,
I get the following message: Loading composer repositories with package information
Updating dependencies
Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.
My site is in Drupal 11.3.10, and I was notified by the system that there are available updates. I ran "composer upgrade" as usual and my site was upgraded to Drupal 11.4.x-dev.
My composer.json has the following relevant bits:
"minimum-stability": "dev", (I use some modules with "dev" versions)
I'm just trying to upgrade from D9, latest version, to D10, latest version. I followed the steps in this document and succeeded until #4.4, which means that D10 is installed and 'composer install' is executed, everything successfully without any errors. But now, when I visit my site, I get an HTTP error 500, internal server error. That means also that I cannot run database updates.
so I am using Drupal CMS 2.0 on a production server. I recently went to install a module, only for it to screw up my website by throwing out an 403 error forbidden message, even when logging in from a different device. I did get permissions fixed, but now my json lock file is preventing anything from being upgraded. i am modifying the Mercury theme for the site.
I don't have ssh access so everything has to be done through a web interface, whether on Drupal or my web hosting provider site.
