Manually test color module removal

Possible contrib to use to test dependency:

1. https://dev.acquia.com/drupal10/deprecation_status/projects/css_color_va...
2. https://dev.acquia.com/drupal10/deprecation_status/projects/domain_color (als needs patched https://dev.acquia.com/drupal10/deprecation_status/projects/domain)

hmm, those wont do, looking for a theme.

Thanks guys, will look at those. Found another one which just adds a color picker to the theme settings that might work.

Will continue tonight. I did notice the parent issue might need a rebate since it doesn't run on php8 (when updating to d10) because of laminas. Think this means an old composer.json but will double check that also tonight.

Honey installs and works when combined with:

composer require mglaman/composer-drupal-lenient
composer config --merge --json extra.drupal-lenient.allowed-list '["drupal/honey"]'

Then replace ^9 with ^9 || ^10 in the honey.info.yml and it installs and loads. I'll go through these steps cleanly and document. The color picker does show in d10 at least with the contrib.

Added longwave and spokje to credits for looking for possible contrib modules to use to test.

> Hmm, parent (#3270899: [PP-1] Remove Color module from core) is on 10.0.x, so PHP 8.1, not sure if you've used PHP 8.0 for your tests?

I use 8.1, but it seems the problem was something else. It couldn't resolve to a good set of dependencies, which kept laminas back and therefor mentioned the php version as a possible reason. So thats a false alarm.

The whole depenency resolution information of composer is a bit confusing smoethings.

This is the steps i did. All seemed fine. But after applying the patch in the parent issue it is missing some css. But, the color picker is working as expected.

Below what i did:
Manually test for upgrading from the core module to the contrib module.

Install Drupal 9.3 on a machine with composer.

1. composer create-project "drupal/recommended-project:9.3.*" drupal-module-color
2. Move your shell into the directory cd drupal-module-color
3. Enable development settings cp web/sites/example.settings.local.php web/sites/settings.local.php
4. Add Drush with composer require drush/drush because life is better with Drush :)
5. Run the default installer with Umami so we have some content vendor/bin/drush si demo_umami
6. Enable ignoring drupal version requirements with
   

   composer config minimum-stability dev
   composer require mglaman/composer-drupal-lenient
   composer config --merge --json extra.drupal-lenient.allowed-list '["drupal/honey"]'

Enable and configure the module

1. Enable color: vendor/bin/drush en color --yes
2. Export the current config: vendor/bin/drush cex --yes
3. Install honey and enable
   

   composer require drupal/honey
   vendor/bin/drush theme:enable honey

   Then set as default theme

4. Edit honey.info.yml to allow installation on drupal 10 core_version:requirement: ^9 || ^10

Test the module (9.3)

1. Go to honey theme settings and select some colors: http://drupal-module-color.web.swisdev.nl/en/admin/appearance/settings/honey
2. Test if changes are visible on the frontend

Now we are going to upgrade to Drupal 9.4. Easy as ever.

1. Update composer dependencies to 9.4
   

   composer require drupal/core-composer-scaffold:9.4.x-dev --no-update
   composer require drupal/core-project-message:9.4.x-dev --no-update
   composer require drupal/core-recommended:9.4.x-dev --no-update

2. Run composer update
3. Run vendor/bin/drush updb.

Test module again (9.4)

1. Go to honey theme settings and select some colors: http://drupal-module-color.web.swisdev.nl/en/admin/appearance/settings/honey
2. Test if changes are visible on the frontend

Update to contrib

1. Color has a 9.4 and 10 version in contrib. Lets include that.
2. Run composer require drupal/color to require the new contrib module

Test module again (9.4)

1. Go to honey theme settings and select some colors: http://drupal-module-color.web.swisdev.nl/en/admin/appearance/settings/honey

Now we are going to upgrade to Drupal 10. Easy as ever.

1. Update composer dependencies to 10
   

   composer require drupal/core-composer-scaffold:10.0.x-dev --no-update
   composer require drupal/core-project-message:10.0.x-dev --no-update
   composer require drupal/core-recommended:10.0.x-dev --no-update

2. Run composer update
3. Run vendor/bin/drush updb.
4. Run vendor/bin/drush cr

Test module again

1. Go to honey theme settings and select some colors: http://drupal-module-color.web.swisdev.nl/en/admin/appearance/settings/honey
2. Test if changes are visible on the frontend

Success!

You've now successfully tested the module. For other modules this might be more steps in regards to the testing steps since they have more moving parts.

Ok the problem in 10 was the weird patch not applying normally.

I did a core install with the branch of the parent patch, installed honey with lenient. There were no color options. Installed and enabled contrib color, and everything worked as expected.

I declare this verified.