This is killing me. When I run bin/magento setup:upgrade it throws this: Warning: include(/vendor/composer/../../generated/code/Magento/Framework/App/Config/InitialConfigSource/Proxy.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /vendor/composer/ClassLoader.php on line 444 And when I run bin/magento setup:di:compile it throws this: Class MagentoFrameworkAppResourceConnectionProxy does not exist Site was running perfectly. I had run setup:upgrade […]
Yearly Archives: 2020
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We have a module that create quotes that very simaler like create orders from backend, add customer, add product/s by select them so you can see them as a list in the backend before you create the order and submit them. I tried to add more 2 attributes with price […]
The chere package is currently the easiest and most common method to create a context menu item that opens a Cygwin terminal at a specific directory. When installing the package using the Cygwin installer, its size displays as 14KB: However, after running the command needed to properly initiate and install […]
I’m developing on Windows and have Docker Desktop installed, and I’m currently switching back and forth between that and Minikube for my Docker environment. When I use minikube start, I run this command: FOR /f "tokens=*" %%i IN ('minikube -p minikube docker-env') DO %%i That redirects my docker commands to […]
I’m using vivaldi browser, but this thing it probably coming straight from the chromium. There’s a feature that allows to go to next/prev track and shows title/cover: It is kind of neat, but it has a few problems: Takes too much space It always shows the entire box when you […]
Magic wormhole seems to be only for transferring files via ssh, but is there a website version where I can upload files from the web and then I can fetch it back down from my terminal via magic wormhole?
A common requirement when building a web app is to implement a login system, so that users can authenticate themselves before gaining access to protected views or resources. Luckily for those building Node apps, there’s a middleware called Passport that can be dropped into any Express-based web application to provide […]