Closed flrrrhoffpauir closed 6 years ago
Most likely the error happens because the composer got an Kernel from the current 4.0.x series.
You have to stuck in a compatible kernel (system), editing in composer.json
like
"nova-framework/system": "3.78.*",
instead of
"nova-framework/system": "^3.0",
Anyway, bear in mind that the application and the kernel should match always.
Ah yes, that did the trick. Thank you!
I have a site that has been running on the nova framework 3.78.20 for a while just fine. I keep all of the updates in github, and today I had to download a zip from an older commit and now after running
composer install
I get a 500 error in chrome and I see this error in the php error logs: