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This proves how much Mango needs to just be ditched and re-written, hopefully Adobe will do what they did to Fireworks and ditch it :D There are some really nice Python E-Commerce packages coming out which offer a much easier platform to work with, a performance based package which runs on 1/1000th of the cost Magento costs to run.
I for one no longer back the use of Magento for new clients, it has become quite honestly gross to work with. It has become the Go-To E-Commerce platform, yet lacks any clear focus on performance. Over the years I have fallen out of love with Magento. Has there been much push for information on exactly what is causing such issues with Docker? - Not every team / org have the option to just chop and change from Docker to Vagrant. I appreciate that there may be some issues with Docker and OSX's file system, however Magento is the first project I have worked on where this actually seems to be noticeable to the naked eye.
It has been by far the most underperforming application I have ever had the joy of working with. I have to strongly disagree a lot with the fact it seems people just say "Use Vagrant" - I don't see that as a solution to yet another Magento performance problem running in deployment lifecycles. I am hoping this can help identify the problem.
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If you have time, please send me a direct email as above - I have a Docker image I would like you to try which would guarantee identical software versions etc. Are you developing a theme with multiple locales? If so, could you try again with a single locale and compare the speed difference. One area that has been reported to have a big impact is the number of locales. The other person I worked with ended up with inconclusive results. I was going to try the same experiments with you to try and see if we could identify the cause of the radically different results. Very hard to diagnose, but almost felt like maybe different anti-virus software or other background jobs could be kicking in (or machine thrashing etc).
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Never worked out why, but different people running exactly the same code were having different performance. I was working with someone else - their machine was going a lot slower than expected. So we have to work out what is different in your circumstance. (I am not saying it is not slower, only there is not much information to work on.) Not everyone is having the same slow down as you, so 1 minute page loads is not a generic problem. But it is not clear from your report how slow it is still going, and what you are doing that makes it slower than for other people. To do this, open your your composer.json file and change this line to use ^2.0 version: "oomphinc/composer-installers-extender": "^2.Hi - which of the approaches other people have suggested have you tried? And did you send me an email as I requested? Sorry if I missed it.
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What you will need to do first is to update the plugin (composer installer extender). Root composer.json requires oomphinc/composer-installers-extender ^1.1 -> satisfiable by oomphinc/composer-installers-extender. oomphinc/composer-installers-extender require composer-plugin-api ^1.0 -> found composer-plugin-api but it does not match the constraint.
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Note: When you try to upgrade Drupal 9 with composer 2. To do this, type and run: composer self-update -rollback
While using Composer 2.x and you are experiencing some issues using it with your project, you can always downgrade back to 1.x version. To upgrade to Composer 2.x from older version, type and run: composer self-update -2 If you run composer self-update again, you will see this message: If you have already installed Composer 1 and feel it is time to upgrade, the process is really simple. The benefits it brings is that it is supposed to be much faster. So i thought it might as well be time to upgrade. Since i upgraded Drupal 9 to 9.1, it recommends to use Composer 2. Composer version 2 has been released for a few months now.
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