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The installation of a Drupal module yesterday using composer rewrote my website's htaccess file. Is this normal and to be expected? It's lucky I had a copy because our htaccess had several important entries that would otherwise have been lost. Is there a command that needs to be included when installing a module to prevent this from happening or am I missing something here? Thanks
As of Today, Feb.26 2024, "composer show drupal/core-recommended" command returns bellow:
name : drupal/core-recommended
descrip. : Core and its dependencies with known-compatible minor versions. Require this project INSTEAD OF drupal/core.
keywords :versions : * 10.1.8
Hello, I'm new to working with Drupal and i have to migrate an existing site from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10.
When i go to /upgrade in the modules that won't be upgraded section, i have a big list of them.
Now i'm trying to upgrade the views module but i can't find any patch or how to do it or solve it.
I've been looking at https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/views_conditional and did the same for each of the modules listed, but couldn't find a way to update them
I'm reaching out to the community for help with this as I am not amazing with composer. I've done Drupal upgrades in the past but seems like there is probably an easier way to deal with these composer issues I am having trying to upgrade. I saw another post here: