Problem/Motivation

The README only documented a host-Composer install, and the shipped .ddev/config.yaml was broken.

Steps to reproduce

Scaffold a project from the shipped .ddev/config.yaml and run ddev start: it fails with "Unable to locate package php8.4-yaml"; nodejs_version: "18" also contradicts package.json, which needs Node 20+.

Proposed resolution

README now shows the DDEV flow with drupal/webship_project and ddev drush site:install webship. Fixed .ddev/config.yaml: removed the broken webimage_extra_packages: ["php${DDEV_PHP_VERSION}-yaml"], corrected nodejs_version to 20+, and changed type: drupal11 to drupal. Verified: a scratch project from the shipped config now starts with PHP 8.4 and Node 22.

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rajab natshah created an issue. See original summary.

  • rajab natshah committed 7b09a01e on 11.0.x
    docs: #3625390 Document the DDEV install and fix the shipped DDEV config
    
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Status: Active » Fixed

✅ Released in 11.0.0-rc2.

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