DrupalVM init fails due to missing package php-bz2

[danepowell]

The php-bz2 package defined in config.yml doesn't exist for Ubuntu Trusty, causing Vagrant provisioning to fail.

This only became a problem yesterday when the DrupalVM box was downgraded from Xenial to Trusty. See #501 and #502.

[geerlingguy]

@danepowell - see my note on #502: #502 (comment)

[geerlingguy]

To fix in the interim, make the following changes to your config.yml:

• installed_extras: remove this variable entirely (unless, of course, you need subversion for some reason)
• Add the variable: php_pecl_extensions: ['bz2']

[geerlingguy]

(That should hopefully keep things working with PhantomJS, since the PECL install will get bz2, and the bcmath extension seems like it should be part of PHP-FPM, which is installed by default.)

[danepowell]

Thanks, we can work around it locally in the meantime but I do think it would be good to have it build cleanly before the next release, whichever route that implies.

[grasmash]

@danepowell Can you share your workaround? @geerlingguy's changes alone do not seem to be enough.

[danepowell]

I'm sorry to say that our "workaround" was just to remove the bz2 package from the configuration altogether, since we don't run Behat tests within the VM.

I don't know of any workaround that would allow you to provision the VM and run PhantomJS in it, other than what @geerlingguy proposed.

[grasmash]

PhantomJS has been replaced with Selenium. I'm still working out Drupal VM integration issues. Will be in next released.

[geerlingguy]

FYI, Alex's Selenium role is almost to a point where it can get a new tagged release, and the new default will be Chrome instead of Firefox. I'll get Drupal VM updated ASAP after that.