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Create new CLI command: enable/disable Magento Profiler #9277
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…iler magento#9277 - Fixed Class Name
…iler magento#9277 - Fixed Class Name
Hi @SasiKiranK please let us know if you are still working in this issue. Thank you |
Can I help with this task? |
Hi @osrecio Sure! I will assign it to you. Thank you |
Hi @vrann and @okorshenko , I have question about this task: In file: app/bootstrap.php Can I move this Enviroment Variable to env.php like I think is better approach, I can keep 2 ways from Thanks! |
@osrecio I don't think it's a good idea to move it to My suggestion would be to use a flagfile (like Quick write-out (I'll be happy to create a PR for it); Instead of this part in
We use;
And then use |
GO ahead with PR, I forgot this task :) . I think your idea is good, I like it like maintenance file, etc Thanks @peterjaap |
@osrecio 45 minutes booooom 🔥 |
You’re the best 😎 |
Delivered to 2.2-develop branch. |
@peterjaap I need to know more about these commands so that they can be documented.
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Hi @vrann. Thank you for your report.
The fix will be available with the upcoming 2.3.0 release. |
In order to help developers to work with the Magento, create new commands which will simplify the debugging of the application. Currently, enabling of these setting require doing that either with the UI or changing the configuration of the di.xml.
Create CLI command which will make possible to enable/disable Magento Profiler
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