Closed davidlara-abb closed 1 year ago
@davidlara-abb that docker image is a reference of how you can setup your own container.
In Drupal, You typically add your module as a dependency in the composer.json file.
Here is what I would recommend you try:
If using docker-compose to test, comment out this line from docker-compose.yml to build your container locally.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for the response! I'm still working on this. I have no experience on Drupal. I'm facing other issues following your response. But I trust in your solution!
Description
Login as Admin, i cannot install a new module or update a module
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Actual Behavior
the page show: You are not authorized to access this page. in the console we can read: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 (Forbidden) be able to install a module, in my use case the google social api
Expected Behavior
be able to extend the functionality installing, uninstalling and updated packages
Screenshots
none
Notes
i'm new in drupal i already set the
setting allow_authorize_operations
to TRUE in settings.phpVersion Info
the hash of the image i'm running is: c39c4199d4f9