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Something seems to be missing #47
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This is a known issue (see concretecms/concretecms#11130). |
Thanks @mlocati I don't suppose there's a road map with planned release dates that you could point me to? Need to see if it's worth patching or if it's best to wait. |
That's a question for @aembler 😉 |
@iampedropiedade I've updated our roadmap page, which was pretty out of date. In general we're planning on releasing 9.2.0 very soon (a release candidate is imminent) - I will post the release for that shortly. Then after that there will be several maintenance releases for 9.2.0, and we're actually targeting 9.3.0 much more quickly than we might normally - by this summer or Fall. |
PS: the roadmap is available at https://github.com/concretecms/concretecms/milestones |
Thanks! |
I'm not sure if I'm doing this correctly but something seems to be missing.
Documentation here https://documentation.concretecms.org/building-website-concretecms/3-install-concrete5/2-create-project-using-composer says:
composer create-project -n concrete5/composer
but the correct package seems to be:
composer create-project -n concretecms/composer
I run the composer command:
composer create-project -n concretecms/composer .
I then try to open the site and get this error:
Warning: require(concrete/dispatcher.php): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/html/public/index.php on line 3
If I then run:
composer install
the site loads.
I add all the details for the installation, it starts to install but at some point it fails:
I end up with 348 tables on the DB and a failed installation.
I've deleted all the tables and tried a couple of times, always the same error.
Am I missing anything?
Running this on Docker with PHP 8.2 and Mysql 8.
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