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Updating dependencies according to these instructions offers an older version of the module. Composer.json file has the package required as "drupal/h5p": "^1.0@RC", and it used to update just fine. It seems to be stuck with version rc14 and unable to recognise any changes. It seems like a problem with packages.drupal.org being unable to update the package info.

The instructions on creating an issue about it here seem to be outdated as that is for a Drupal version 7 project.

Any ideas how could that be resolved? A newer version has been released in the meantime and the package manager is still showing the rc14 one.

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  • It also worked for me in case of a fresh Drupal install. Yet it does not want to update an existing one. – Pjotr Aug 21 at 14:21
  • How are you running composer update? – Jdrupal Aug 21 at 14:22
  • Using this command: composer update drupal/core webflo/drupal-core-require-dev --with-dependencies Tough I did try running require again. Might it be a lock file playing games? – Pjotr Aug 21 at 14:23
  • Do you only want to update core, or also other modules? – Jdrupal Aug 21 at 14:24
  • The core is up to date. I would just want to update the drupal/h5p as it is the only one that is not up-to-date. – Pjotr Aug 21 at 14:25
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The h5p module has 2 dependencies and must therefore be updated like this:

composer update drupal/h5p --with-dependencies
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