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Apply patches

Last update: Wed Apr 17 2024 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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You can apply patches using any of the following methods:

TIP
See best practices for information about centralized patching for Adobe Commerce at enterprise scale.

Composer

IMPORTANT
To apply official quality patches, use the Quality Patches Tool. Always perform comprehensive testing before deploying any custom patch.

To apply a custom patch using Composer:

  1. Open your command-line application and navigate to your project directory.

  2. Add the cweagans/composer-patches plugin to the composer.json file.

    code language-bash 
    composer require cweagans/composer-patches

  3. Edit the composer.json file and add the following section to specify:

    • Module: "magento/module-payment"
    • Title: "MAGETWO-56934: Checkout page freezes when ordering with Authorize.net with invalid credit card"
    • Path to patch: "patches/composer/github-issue-6474.diff"

    For example:

    code language-json 
    "extra": {
    "composer-exit-on-patch-failure": true,
    "patches": {
        "magento/module-payment": {
            "MAGETWO-56934: Checkout page freezes when ordering with Authorize.net with invalid credit card": "patches/composer/github-issue-6474.diff"
        }
    }
}

    If a patch affects multiple modules, you must create multiple patch files targeting multiple modules.

  4. Apply the patch. Use the -v option only if you want to see debugging information.

    code language-bash 
    composer -v install

  5. Update the composer.lock file. The lock file tracks which patches have been applied to each Composer package in an object.

    code language-bash 
    composer update --lock

Command line

To apply patches from the command line:

  1. Upload the local file into the <Magento_root> directory on the server using FTP, SFTP, SSH, or your normal transport method.

  2. Log into the server as the admin user and verify that the file is in the correct directory.

  3. In the command-line interface, run the following commands according to the patch extension:

    code language-bash 
    patch < patch_file_name.patch

    The command assumes the file to be patched is located relative to the patch file.

    note note
    NOTE
    If the command line shows: File to patch:, it means it cannot locate the intended file, even if the path seems correct. In the box displayed in the command-line terminal, the first line shows the file to be patched. Copy the file path and paste it into the File to patch: prompt and press Enter and the patch should complete.

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

    Alternatively, the patch can be applied locally with the same command, then committed and pushed normally.

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