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Blank page on frontend and 404 error on backend after installing Owebia Advanced Shipping #33

Closed owebia closed 5 years ago

owebia commented 6 years ago

After executing php bin/magento setup:di:compile on a store in dev mode, we have a blank page on frontend and a 404 error on backend.

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

After installation of owebia shipping the site cannot be brought back to dev mode.

php 7.1, magento 2.2.2

frontend and backend work fine while in production mode, but will go into infinite loop/infinite loading when the site is switched to developer mode. Things I've tried: cache flushed/cleaned and /generated folder was manually wiped before switch... and more

Now, here's the big kicker... I've tried manually disabling the module(s) via cli with module:disable and then switching to developer. But the site will continue being unresponsive and failing to fully load.

In my case, the only way to fix it was to revert to a previous VM snapshot.

Any ideas?

owebia commented 6 years ago

Hi @dm8mydog Have you runned the setup:di:compile command?

Best Regards,

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

indeed

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

tried it again today in a fresh install, the same behaviour occurs. So it's not caused by any other module.

owebia commented 6 years ago

@dm8mydog you SHOULD NOT run setup:di:compile if you are in developer mode

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

In the original report I mentioned I was in production mode; and that the issues begin after switching to developer mode. I think that's clear :)

edit ignore this part

In my second attempt in a fresh magento2.2.2 install, I did not run compile and I was still in developer mode, the same behaviour occurs with the endless loading, unfortunately there are no clear error messages anywhere to assist in fixing this.

edit ignore that part

I hesitate to try 2.1.7 knowing that I will soon end up in an unsupported environment.

owebia commented 6 years ago

Can it be related to the module configuration? Are you using $quote variable?

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

I have not reached that point yet since the module causes the site to break.

owebia commented 6 years ago

Hmm, sorry but without any additional clue... You are the first user reporting this issue (this is not the same issue as #33).

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

shrugs To reproduce all you'd need is a default ubuntu-16.04.3-server-amd64, with a clean magento2.2.2 setup and then follow the instructions provided here .. ie. composer require owebia/magento2-module-advanced-shipping-setting:^2.1.1

This is not a specific conflict with anything on my end.

edited Sorry, I didn't mean to misreport, after everything is all said and done, (the site is switched to production mode, compiled/etc and the module works).... The issue is: You can no longer switch back to developer mode. it will break

A function that is absolutely necessary, for me at least. edited

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

updated previous comment

owebia commented 6 years ago

Can you try these instructions on switching from production mode to developper mode?
https://amasty.com/knowledge-base/magento-2-modes-set-developer-production-mode

dm8mydog commented 6 years ago

after a 3rd try and a look at your suggestion... it appears it should not matter because according to this: http://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/howdoi/php/php_clear-dirs.html the directories are automatically cleared when switching deploy modes.

I did try doing that manually to no effect.

I'll re-state the weirdest part of this is that the issue persists even if the module is disabled via the cli. Which is very weird.

I do have a question though, the 2.0.7 version of this module appears to -almost- work on mage2.2.2, it may have broken our checkout page when I was giving it a try (other things were happening so I'm not sure) Could you comment on what would and wouldn't work if v2.0.7 is used on mage2.2.2 ?

owebia commented 6 years ago

Changes since version 2.0.7:

Changes in https://github.com/owebia/magento2-module-advanced-setting-core: