Open joshuaadickerson opened 6 years ago
@joshuaadickerson I think you have to install prestissimo globally before you install M2
you have composer on your server?
Then install prestissimo: $ composer global require hirak/prestissimo
After that, your M2 Installation will run faster.
If you install Prestissimo globally and remove it from your Magento 2 project, it should work. That is also the suggested mode of operation, according to the backtrace, it was installed inside the Magento 2 project which is not how Prestissimo works.
It btw. is constantly integrated with Magento 2 in the Magerun project's Travis build:
I have successfully used with Magento 2 by following the instructions to install it globally first. Note: Pay attention to the user that you globally install it for. If you are building in a deployment environment, the user should be your web user, or whatever user you are installing/configuring Magento with.
I'm not sure where the issue is - with Magento's massive changes to installing with Composer or with Prestissimo - but I get the following error when I composer creates the autoload files.