i installed Drupal CMS fresh
The error messages tell me, i should stop thinking:

1. "Your site does not pass some readiness checks for automatic updates. It cannot be automatically updated until further action is performed.
rsync is not available."

One of the best parts of core drupal was the update workflow, but with "designer and makers in mind", it won't be anymore? Is rsync a module?

2. "An unsupported Composer plugin was detected.
symfony/runtime"

In some forums people aks about the version of symphony. What? It's the onboard version in Drupal CMS, i think.
If Drupal does not support his own plugins, who should?

3. "Experimental modules installed
Experimental modules found: Package ManagerExperimental modules are provided for testing purposes only. Use at your own risk.

Package Manager
Package Manager is available for early testing. To install the module set the value of 'testing_package_manager' to TRUE in your settings.php file."

I did not install any module, especially no experimental ones.
Package Manager is not even in the list! 

If you want to confuse users, congratulations.
Yesterday i read this comment: if you want it simpler, try Drupal Core.

Yeah, "Designers and makers in mind."

Comments

marcelboere’s picture

I agree this Report module needs some more work.

I was not able to fix composer running for example, tried my best but no. https://www.drupal.org/node/3540264.

Set testing_package_manager=TRUE should be $settings['testing_package_manager'] = TRUE; why not add the full name here?

Update:

Found out about setting for rsync, it has to be installed on your OS first, then:

$settings['package_manager_rsync_path'] = '/path/to/rsync
composer:
$settings['package_manager_composer_path'] = '/path/to/composer' but does not work if global path is added or local install in vendor
$settings['file_private_path'] : the docs are conflicting, one says set it to /web/sites/default/private, other says set it outside /web
Intstallations required in CDN: for example codemirror you have to download as zip and install in /libraries/codemirror. Same for other libraries here. It would be nice if there is more info about installing those libraries because you expect to use some package manager for this.