How to apply a composer patch provided by Adobe

Last update: Wed Nov 06 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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This article instructs how to apply a composer patch for Adobe Commerce on-premises, Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure, and Magento Open Source.

WARNING

We strongly recommend applying and testing the patch on the Staging/Integration environment before applying it to Production. We also recommend you have a recent backup before any manipulations.

How to apply a composer patch for Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure cloud

If you do not have a directory named m2-hotfixes in the project root, please create one.
Copy the %patch_name%.composer.patch file(s) to the m2-hotfixes directory.

Add, commit, and push your code changes:

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`git add -A`

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`git commit -m "Apply %patch_name%.composer.patch patch"`

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`git push origin`

For additional information about applying patches to Cloud projects, see Apply patches in our developer documentation.

How to apply a composer patch for Adobe Commerce on-premises and Magento Open Source commerce

Upload the patch to your Adobe Commerce on-premises or Magento Open Source root directory.

Run the following SSH command:

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`patch -p1 < %patch_name%.composer.patch`

(If the above command does not work, try using -p2 instead of -p1 )

For the changes to be reflected, refresh the cache in the Admin under System > Cache Management.

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