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As the commenter below stated, I was running composer in the wrong folder. *SMH* I assumed it was correct because of the composer.json/lock files. That was my mistake. I'll remove those files now. Thanks!
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I have my drupal 8 site up and running, and when I put the site up I used composer require to install a list of modules. It worked great. Now, I'm trying to do the same for a few new modules and it won't work. I'm trouble-shooting and would love any trouble-shooting ideas you have. Thank you in advance!
It was quite a mess, so I rebuild a new version from scratch, simply importing the users and the nodes from the old one, then I changed the theme, the block positioning etc
everything works, apart the fact that the, in the login page (called by clicking on the "login" link in the User Account Menu) there isn't the "Reset your password" link
If you place the "user access" block, instead, the "reset password" link is present
The previous website was developed in 2010 on Drupal 6 when the organization didn’t have a centralized marketing team. Due to the high staff turnover and a lack of consistent training and oversight, the site had become unwieldy and hard to navigate. The redesign was a daunting task, and the organizations’ small in-house team decided that they couldn’t manage a project of this scope alone.
Vinci Immobilier has retained Smile for the redesign of its showcase site www.vinci-immobilier.com towards Drupal and React. The subsidiary of the Vinci group is one of the main players in real estate development in France. Established throughout the country, Vinci Immobilier is present on the two main sectors of the market: residential real estate (housing and managed residences) and commercial real estate (offices, hotels, shops), thus targeting investors, both institutional and private.
We have an existing Drupal site built using Drupal 7. Recently, we have begun the process of migrating the site to Drupal 8. For the new site, we are using Drupal version 8.8.6 with PHP 7.2 and MySQL 5.7. With 2-3 users load, the site loads decently (taking about 5 seconds for non-administrative pages). But it performs drastically bad as user load is increased. The average response time went up to at least 30 seconds for 10 users load.