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Magento 2 Editing phtml files in Production Mode



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  • Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

    – i_ali55
    31 mins ago











  • and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

    – i_ali55
    30 mins ago











  • So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

    – Make UP
    29 mins ago











  • I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

    – Make UP
    28 mins ago






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    Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

    – Make UP
    13 mins ago

















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I have a Magento 2 store in "production mode"




My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?











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  • Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

    – i_ali55
    31 mins ago











  • and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

    – i_ali55
    30 mins ago











  • So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

    – Make UP
    29 mins ago











  • I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

    – Make UP
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

    – Make UP
    13 mins ago













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I have a Magento 2 store in "production mode"




My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?











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My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?








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  • Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

    – i_ali55
    31 mins ago











  • and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

    – i_ali55
    30 mins ago











  • So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

    – Make UP
    29 mins ago











  • I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

    – Make UP
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

    – Make UP
    13 mins ago

















  • Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

    – i_ali55
    31 mins ago











  • and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

    – i_ali55
    30 mins ago











  • So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

    – Make UP
    29 mins ago











  • I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

    – Make UP
    28 mins ago






  • 1





    Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

    – Make UP
    13 mins ago
















Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

– i_ali55
31 mins ago





Enable developer mode only when you want to see error on the screen.

– i_ali55
31 mins ago













and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

– i_ali55
30 mins ago





and after changing in phtml file you dont need to run deploy command. Just clean the cache and thats it.

– i_ali55
30 mins ago













So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

– Make UP
29 mins ago





So when I change a phtml file I just need to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f to get results?

– Make UP
29 mins ago













I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

– Make UP
28 mins ago





I did but the changes does not appear ? I use a custom theme

– Make UP
28 mins ago




1




1





Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

– Make UP
13 mins ago





Aaditya thank you very much for your help. So I should always change to developer mode change the phtml file and then change back to production mode ? This is really annoying.

– Make UP
13 mins ago










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In production mode you can not directly run static deploy command so you need to add -f in your command.



There is no need to change developer mode on production environment every time you change in phtml. Just run static deploy with -f command and it will work fine.



For production:



php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f


For development:



php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy





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    Production mode :



    • If you are in Production mode and you made any change in PHTML file or any view files then it
      requires running the deploy tool again.

    • In this mode, static view files are not created on the fly when they
      are requested; instead, they have to be deployed to the pub/static
      directory using the command-line tool.

    Developer mode :



    • If you make any change in PHTML file or any view files are
      immediately visible.


    • Uncaught exceptions and errors displayed in the web browser.


    • Automatic code compilation.



    My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?






    You should use the Developer mode while you are developing. In Developer mode, static view
    files are generated every time they are requested.







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      In production mode you can not directly run static deploy command so you need to add -f in your command.



      There is no need to change developer mode on production environment every time you change in phtml. Just run static deploy with -f command and it will work fine.



      For production:



      php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f


      For development:



      php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy





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        In production mode you can not directly run static deploy command so you need to add -f in your command.



        There is no need to change developer mode on production environment every time you change in phtml. Just run static deploy with -f command and it will work fine.



        For production:



        php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f


        For development:



        php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy





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          In production mode you can not directly run static deploy command so you need to add -f in your command.



          There is no need to change developer mode on production environment every time you change in phtml. Just run static deploy with -f command and it will work fine.



          For production:



          php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f


          For development:



          php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy





          share|improve this answer













          In production mode you can not directly run static deploy command so you need to add -f in your command.



          There is no need to change developer mode on production environment every time you change in phtml. Just run static deploy with -f command and it will work fine.



          For production:



          php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy -f


          For development:



          php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy






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              Production mode :



              • If you are in Production mode and you made any change in PHTML file or any view files then it
                requires running the deploy tool again.

              • In this mode, static view files are not created on the fly when they
                are requested; instead, they have to be deployed to the pub/static
                directory using the command-line tool.

              Developer mode :



              • If you make any change in PHTML file or any view files are
                immediately visible.


              • Uncaught exceptions and errors displayed in the web browser.


              • Automatic code compilation.



              My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?






              You should use the Developer mode while you are developing. In Developer mode, static view
              files are generated every time they are requested.







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                Production mode :



                • If you are in Production mode and you made any change in PHTML file or any view files then it
                  requires running the deploy tool again.

                • In this mode, static view files are not created on the fly when they
                  are requested; instead, they have to be deployed to the pub/static
                  directory using the command-line tool.

                Developer mode :



                • If you make any change in PHTML file or any view files are
                  immediately visible.


                • Uncaught exceptions and errors displayed in the web browser.


                • Automatic code compilation.



                My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?






                You should use the Developer mode while you are developing. In Developer mode, static view
                files are generated every time they are requested.







                share|improve this answer

























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                  Production mode :



                  • If you are in Production mode and you made any change in PHTML file or any view files then it
                    requires running the deploy tool again.

                  • In this mode, static view files are not created on the fly when they
                    are requested; instead, they have to be deployed to the pub/static
                    directory using the command-line tool.

                  Developer mode :



                  • If you make any change in PHTML file or any view files are
                    immediately visible.


                  • Uncaught exceptions and errors displayed in the web browser.


                  • Automatic code compilation.



                  My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?






                  You should use the Developer mode while you are developing. In Developer mode, static view
                  files are generated every time they are requested.







                  share|improve this answer













                  Production mode :



                  • If you are in Production mode and you made any change in PHTML file or any view files then it
                    requires running the deploy tool again.

                  • In this mode, static view files are not created on the fly when they
                    are requested; instead, they have to be deployed to the pub/static
                    directory using the command-line tool.

                  Developer mode :



                  • If you make any change in PHTML file or any view files are
                    immediately visible.


                  • Uncaught exceptions and errors displayed in the web browser.


                  • Automatic code compilation.



                  My question is, If I want to change a phtml file, do I need to change to developer mode or is it enough to execute setup:static-content:deploy -f?






                  You should use the Developer mode while you are developing. In Developer mode, static view
                  files are generated every time they are requested.








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