This is what I was afraid of. No response whatsoever on a simple question. I will have to look further for a stable and supported Laravel CMS, which I really think is a shame, because Asgard is a really great system.

See https://github.com/AsgardCms/Platform/issues/546

@nWidart confirmed that there is no way to override or add to the templates in existing modules, and instead the existing module should be removed from composer dependencies, make your own changes to the module, and commit it as part of your project - https://github.com/AsgardCms/Platform/issues/546

@jdkman Won't this break when/if the Page module is updated?

Can't you just delete the whole folder you created when you installed it?

Having dug a little deeper, i can see this might be possible in the same way - by simply adding en-gb, en-ca etc as their own languages - although i've not tried it yet...

Closing question..

Ah, ok. I am really new to the system. What's the default URL for accessing said login?

What's the action in the form? Can you show the template code for create.blade.php?

need to run on PHP 7.2 on fresh new install

They seem to have not implemented the factory loading in the module scaffolding.
It appears that no factory is working at all.

Check this comment on GitHub to register the factories:

https://github.com/laravel/framework/issues/11881#issuecomment-261688266

Got it! Here's what I did:

removed composer.lock ./dcp composer update ./dcp artisan asgard:install --force

I think that it has something to do with the composer and php version of the host machine. Launching composer update from inside the container updated a lot of packages.
After that the install process accepted my credentials and the setup completed successfully.

Hope it helps!

Fausto