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Andrew Fletcher
Upgrading from Drupal 10.6.x to 11.3.x is officially supported, but in real projects it’s rarely a single command. The friction usually comes from **Composer constraints**, not Drupal itself. This article documents a real-world upgrade path from Drupal 10.6.1 → 11.3.2, including the specific blockers encountered and the sequence of steps that ultimately worked. The environment: PHP 8.4 Composer 2.9 DDEV A site with non-trivial contrib and admin tooling (Gin, vendor hardening, core dev...
Andrew Fletcher
When working with Git, the .gitignore file plays a critical role in controlling...
Andrew Fletcher
Upgrading to Drupal 10.4+ you might have noticed a warning in their code editor...
Andrew Fletcher
The upgrade from PHP 8.3.14 to PHP 8.4.4 presents challenges for Drupal 10.4...
Andrew Fletcher
Duplicate records in Drupal can cause significant issues, particularly when they...
Andrew Fletcher
When working on Drupal migrations, developers often assume that adding a new field to the process section will seamlessly update existing content. However, unless explicitly handled, Drupal’s migration system does not automatically apply changes to previously migrated records. This oversight can lead to data inconsistencies, incomplete content structures, and potential frustrations for both developers and stakeholders. In large-scale Drupal implementations, especially those involving external...
Andrew Fletcher
The Drupal theme configuration has undergone recent changes made to the Webpack...
Andrew Fletcher
Accessibility is a fundamental aspect that ensures experiences are inclusive for...
Andrew Fletcher
Occasionally, a Drupal site may display a warning about a module being "Missing...
Andrew Fletcher
The release of Drupal 10.4.0 sees stricter validation rules being applied to...
Andrew Fletcher
Observing colleagues work with Drush, it’s clear they have the basics down pat. Recently, I conducted a crash course in upskilling like a pro. Moving beyond the frequent commands many have already mastered, such as: drush cr drush updb drush statusThese commands are fantastic for quick tasks like clearing caches, running database updates, or checking site status. Yet, to truly take control of your environment, it’s worth expanding your knowledge of Drush and logs. When working with Drupal,...
Andrew Fletcher
If you’re running a website on Drupal 10.x or 11.x, you might encounter a...
Andrew Fletcher
Introduction For a while now, one persistent issue has been bugging me: a...
Andrew Fletcher
When working on Drupal projects, especially in a collaborative environment, it’s...
Andrew Fletcher
Recently, I encountered an issue where my local Docker environment refused to...