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This issue contains the full PR to keep testing that the changes to Core combined with the PR keeps passing the GitLab CI pipeline.
Proposed resolution
Keep the PR passing the GitLab CI pipeline.
Remaining tasks
TBD
User interface changes
TBD
API changes
TBD
Data model changes
TBD
Release notes snippet
TBD
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Comment #2
daffie commentedComment #4
smustgrave commentedJust doing a lap of queue
Comment #7
daffie commented@bbrala: I have created a patchfile for Drupal 10.1.x. It should pass the tests in the namespace Drupal\KernelTests\Core\Database.
A MongoDB replicaset is needed, because a single server of MongoDB does not support multi document transactions.
After you have enabled the mongodb PHP extension, the style guide checker will run and fail. I will fix hose violations.
Again: thank you for helping me.
Comment #9
daffie commentedThe patch is not relevant any more.
Comment #10
daffie commentedComment #11
andypostIt needs issue summary update but looks ready
Comment #12
daffie commented@johnwebdev: Thank you for your question. When I worked on the database driver in the past, I had a bug when running the install process. I could fix the problem by requiring the user module be installed early in the install process. I have removed the early installing the user module and the CI pipeline came back green. I have run the install process on my local machine and that gave no problems. Therefore I have removed the early installing of the user module. Again that you for asking the question.
Comment #13
daffie commentedComment #14
andypost