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No matter what I do. I have even run supposedly unnecessary "composer install" commands, and put a copy in the "vendor" folder, even though it was working in my libraries folder before the upgrade....
Someone please tell me what I am doing wrong. Permissions are all correct...
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Comment #2
jan.mashat CreditAttribution: jan.mashat at Pronovix for BrightCove commentedHi Kristin, I'm not sure what you mean by
as composer update/install is now the recommended method for installing the library dependency as per the installation guide: https://www.drupal.org/node/1210494
Comment #3
justkristin CreditAttribution: justkristin commentedRunning into this again after latest update to drupal core.
I guess my problem is this: I didn't use composer to create this site. The site has been live for well over 2 years. Why am I given a single method for installation? I am sure I am not the only person not using composer...
Are there no steps I can take on the command line to install what needs installing? Can I not, like I used to be able to do, simply place the library where it needs to be?
Comment #4
jan.mashat CreditAttribution: jan.mashat at Pronovix for BrightCove commentedHi Kristin,
It may be possible to upgrade without composer, but it's not really feasible as you would need to check the entire dependency tree and manually download the right versions of all required packages.
As for why this project has come to depend on composer:
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justkristin CreditAttribution: justkristin commented[redacted]