zend-stratigility debug message after composer update

jordanjay29

I was guessing this was going to happen at some point, where composer update would get a dependency ahead of Flarum's code. Thanks for the report.

luceos

Funny that a deprecated warning gets outputted to the web page.

jordanjay29

luceos Yeah, that's really not classy at all.

FYI, f0r3v3r, Toby is now aware of this issue.

f0r3v3r

luceos jordanjay29 For sure that seems like quite a way to force a paradigm shift.
"Surprise!"..... [Links to the new version documentation while laughing maniacally... on the inside...]
XD

Luckily, no other dependencies seem to care so I don't either.

And thank you for the reply. And I am patient, I understand the value of time. And @Toby does really great work. =)

luceos

f0r3v3r @Franz can you fix the dependency in the composer file or make it compatible (and up the dependency anyway)?

jordanjay29 this should be a reported bug, I experienced the same on my dev environment, possibly due to debug mode..

jordanjay29

luceos flarum/core1065

luceos

jordanjay29 ?

flip3

Hi,

I have the same issue and therefore can't install the forum. I have run the composer command "composer require zendframework/zend-stratigility 1.2.1" but it didn't help. I just installed Beta version 6 today.

Any idea what else I can do?

Thank you,

Philip

wwwill

flip3 Add "zendframework/zend-stratigility": "1.2.1", in the require section of the composer.json file.
and do an composer update after deleting the composer.lock file.

brysont

wwwill Very helpful. Trying things out after following the beta for a few months now. This error/notice prevented the admin from loading at all, and prevented creating new topics. Reverted to Stratigility 1.2.1 and it's working perfect., Glad to finally test things out.

Thanks, flip3.

ktretyak

+1 wwwill

quirp

clarkwinkelmann That HTML should not crash the page... Anyway it's probably stored in the row where key = custom_header. Just delete this line through PHPMyAdmin and it will be removed from the site.

Yeah, I've been disfiguring it further en route.

wwwill Add "zendframework/zend-stratigility": "1.2.1", in the require section of the composer.json file.
and do an composer update after deleting the composer.lock file.

I found the composer.json-file, added what was proposed. However, I have one problem. I cannot access my server via SSH and hence cannot run a composer update. How important is this part? Is there a way around it?

Divaksh

I'm on serverpilot, used composer7.0-sp to install the flarum. How can I fix the issue?
I have alaready added

"zendframework/zend-stratigility": "1.2.1"

in the require section of the composer.json file.

now when I run

composer7.0-sp require zendframework/zend-stratigility: 1.2.*

I get

[InvalidArgumentException]
Could not find package 1.2.* at any version for your minimum-stability (beta). Ch
eck the package spelling or your minimum-stability

phonicmouse

This helped me a lot...Thanks!

Divaksh

wwwill woah.. ? it worked. "composer7.0-sp install" did the thing. Thank you so much mate, it was my first flarum install.

wwwill

Divaksh You are welcome.

Yggdrasil

I did everything like wwwill said, but composer update just gives me a parse error. composer7.0-sp install doesn't seem to work either.

[Seld\JsonLint\ParsingException]
"./composer.json" does not contain valid JSON
Parse error on line 49:
...-discord": "^1.0" "zendframework/zend-...
---------------------^
Expected one of: 'EOF', '}', ':', ',', ']'

webeindustry

Yggdrasil

Please paste your composer.json here. It seems you have an error in it.

Yggdrasil

There was a , missing on line 49, it's fixed now. But composer update didn't do anyting, just said that there was nothing it could update.

webeindustry

Yggdrasil

What does composer require zendframework/zend-stratigility": "1.2.* do for you?