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Is it possible to show a warning, if expected asset files like js or css are missing when refreshing the caches in the backend?
Background:
Yesterday I realized that since the last update, the admin -> system -> configuration section was unusable. (This was due to a merge error on my side, not from OM core) All other (or at least the daily used) areas in the backend and fronted where still working. The problem was: only there, wrong js urls have been generated for all js-files ( instead of (/) so they could not get loaded.
I then made a quick&dirty fix to handle this and today I realized that I accidentally removed a required js file. This broke js merging and seemed to create the unusable paths. An error message would have helped a lot :)
Expected Behavior
If during cache refresh in the backed a css or js file is missing, a warning pops up.
Benefits
No response
Anything else?
No response
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Description
Is it possible to show a warning, if expected asset files like js or css are missing when refreshing the caches in the backend?
Background:
Yesterday I realized that since the last update, the admin -> system -> configuration section was unusable. (This was due to a merge error on my side, not from OM core) All other (or at least the daily used) areas in the backend and fronted where still working. The problem was: only there, wrong js urls have been generated for all js-files ( instead of (/) so they could not get loaded.
I then made a quick&dirty fix to handle this and today I realized that I accidentally removed a required js file. This broke js merging and seemed to create the unusable paths. An error message would have helped a lot :)
Expected Behavior
If during cache refresh in the backed a css or js file is missing, a warning pops up.
Benefits
No response
Anything else?
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: