Closed (fixed)
Project:
Google Analytics
Version:
4.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Major
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
29 Oct 2021 at 10:54 UTC
Updated:
25 Aug 2023 at 23:46 UTC
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Comment #2
quentin massez commentedComment #3
rosk0Thanks for reporting this and for the patch.
Dependencies should be namespaced.
There should be a new line at the end of the file
Fixed in the new patch.
Comment #4
rosk0Adding patch that is useful for composer-patches - patch from #3 would not apply because of added by Drupal.org packaging information. I manually dropped the date from the packaging information to avoid potential future conflicts if there would be a new release before this is committed.
Comment #5
danyg commentedDespite of the last patch has failed on tests, it worked for me and dependency error has gone.
Comment #6
gorkagr commentedLast patch works for me too in couple sites I have jsut deployed. Thnks
Comment #7
taran2lThis patch can be applied via composer patches and it should be fine hereNo, it's not
Comment #8
taran2lComment #9
damienmckennaBumping the priority on this as it can break site when the module is installed.
Comment #10
pookmish commentedThis is a very minor change (very few lines) that would prevent installation from breaking. Can the maintainers please move this along and create a release. It is the only thing preventing using the 4+ version.
Comment #11
bemarlanPosted patch is also working for me on multiple projects. D9 / PHP 8.0 sites.
Comment #12
jwilson3This bug was breaking the following command, run from a preexisting Acquia CMS install...
Applying the patch in my global composer.json solved the problem.
RTBC++
Comment #13
jwilson3Comment #17
taran2l@losewn @Rajeshreeputra - patch in #3 is the same as your MR and is already RTBC'ed ... why spending time on this ?
Comment #18
japerryComment #20
lisa.rae commentedCan we get a new release please? The patch to fix this has been merged for over a year!