Greetings,

Subject asks it all: Is  PHP Version 8.2.10 and MySQL 8.0.32 ready to play nice with the latest D10x?

I have heard that the MySQL 5.7x goes EOL soon. So for building fresh D10x sites, I am thinking to start with PHP 8.2.10 and MySQL 8.0.32 fresh at this point, rather than need to upgrade components shortly after migrating to D10x.

Thoughts / Feedback?

I am thankful,

Michael Lueck

Greetings,

We are considering deploying the latest D10.x in Multisite configuration.

We are thinking to deploy two sets of latest D10.x both in Multisite configuration. One directory tree for Development sites. The other directory tree for Production sites.

I envision when a D core update comes out, having to:

1) Put each site of the Multisite configuration into Maintenance Mode

2) Deploy the D core upgrade

3) Run the needed updates / cron.php / etc... per site

4) Finally start putting the sites back on-line.

In D7 there was an entry in settings.php which you needed to change if you moved an entire site (core + site data) to another folder. I want to move a site currently in /dev to /. I've scanned settings.php but cannot find the section where this data resides. Maybe I'm being blind or perhaps it works differently in D10. Can someone point me to the file which I need to edit when moving a site from one folder to another. Thanks.

Edited:

It's .htaccess not settings.php !

.htaccess snippet...

At page https://servername/core/install.php?rewrite=ok&langcode=en-gb&profile=st...

3. Verify requirements.

Database support

Disabled

For testing purposes, I want to install Drupal 8.7.14. However, the instructions provided on the release page, i.e.:

 composer create-project drupal/recommended-project:8.7.14 html

results in this error: "Could not find package drupal/recommended-project with version 8.7.14".

Using this version:

Offline Installation

How to install Drupal and all dependencies offline installation? What are the options for the offline installation? 

What are the URLs/IPs needed to be whitelisted in order to install Drupal and all dependencies within a VM with limited access to the internet?

Is there any way to download the needed dependencies use them in the privet packages repository and configure the Drupal package manager to download from our privet package manager?