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What is the difference between `^` and `~` in version requirements, and should I use one over the other?.

How can I convert my codebase to use a `composer.json` file?

I set up my Drupal 8 site by downloading archives from and copying them into the codebase.

Can I easily convert this to a `composer.json` file?

How can I include libraries and shared modules that I made for my own sites (they're not on Packagist)?.

What happens if there are dependencies required by two modules or core and a module, and there's a conflict with version requirements?.

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Using the command line to install modules is a lot to ask.If I have a multisite installation, how can I put certain modules in one `sites/site-a/modules` directory, and others in another `sites/site-b/modules` directory?.What's the best way to start building the codebase for a new Drupal 8 website?.How can I `composer require` it without it being on Packagist? One frontend library I need to add to my site (for a module, not a theme) is not on Packagist.CKEditor for Webform) in the `libraries` directory, and not in `vendor`. How do I deploy a Drupal codebase if the `vendor` directory isn't in the codebase?.Note: I want to make it clear I'm not against using Composer-quite the contrary, I've been using Composer for other PHP projects for years, and I'm glad Drupal's finally on board! But Drupal, with all it's legacy and complexity, does require some special treatment for edge cases, as evidenced by the breadth of problems listed below! Common Problems and Solutions with Drupal + Composer Please leave follow-up comments below this post if you have any other thoughts or ideas, or if something is not clear yet!

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I've taken all my notes from the BoF, and organized them into a series of problems (questions) and answers below.

However, there are still a few open questions, or problems which could be solved in a number of different ways (some better than others). Over 3,000 community members attended DrupalCon Baltimore 2017.ĭuring a BoF I led at DrupalCon Baltimore 2017 ( Managing Drupal sites with Composer), we identified over 20 common pain points people are having with Composer, and for many of them, we discussed ways to overcome the problems.

How can I add front end dependencies via Composer in custom locations outside of the vendor directory?

Many modules (like Webform) require dependencies to be installed in a libraries folder in the docroot.

If I manage my codebase with Composer and follow Composer's own recommendation- don't commit dependencies in my vendor directory, what's the best way to actually deploy my codebase? Should I run composer install on my production web server? What about shared hosting where I might not have command line access at all?.

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Seeing these pains on a daily basis, I wrote Tips for Managing Drupal 8 projects with Composer to highlight some best practices and tricks for making Composer more powerful and helpful.īut many developers still wrestle with Composer, and mourn the fact that deployments aren't as simple as dragging zip files and tarballs around between servers, or checking everything into a Git repository and doing a git push. With these major changes comes some growing pains.

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In one of the most visible signs that Drupal is 'off the island', many modules are now requiring developers to have at least a fundamental grasp of Composer and dependency management.īut even more than that, many developers now use Composer in place of manual dependency management or a simpler tools like Drush Make files. As developers determine best practices for Drupal 8 site builds and deployment, they need to come to terms with Composer. More and more sites are being built in Drupal 8 (over 160,000 as of DrupalCon Baltimore 2017!).