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Patch not found errors during deployment or manual application

Last update: June 10, 2026

This article provides a solution to the issue when upgrading your instance the deployment fails and you see an error in the deployment logs: Next patches weren’t found: MDVA-XXXXX, ACSD-XXXXX. Check the availability of these patches for the current Magento version using the “status” command.

Affected products and versions

Issue

You are experiencing an error when upgrading Adobe Commerce: Next patches weren’t found.

Cause

Previously applied patches for your older version(s) are not applicable or no longer available for your new version.

This issue can also occur when the installed Quality Patches Tool package (magento/quality-patches) is outdated.

For example:

Case 1:

  • A patch may have originally been available for 2.4.7-p9 in QPT 1.1.71
  • A newer QPT release (for example, 1.1.72) may later add support for 2.4.7-p10
  • If the customer upgrades Commerce to 2.4.7-p10 but keeps an older QPT version installed, QPT may not recognize that a compatible patch variant exists for 2.4.7-p10

Case 2:

  • A patch may have been added in QPT 1.1.72
  • If the customer keeps an older QPT version installed, QPT will not recognize that the patch exists

In these cases, applying the patch can fail with a message such as:

Next patches weren't found: ACSD-12345.
Check the availability of these patches for the  current Magento version using the "status" command.

This happens because the installed QPT version cannot map the current Commerce version to an applicable version of the patch.

Solution

This issue is not limited to deployments that apply patches through .magento.env.yaml. The same underlying issue can also occur when applying a patch manually with:

vendor/bin/magento-patches apply <PATCH_ID>

For example:

Next patches weren't found: ACSD-12345
Check the availability of these patches for the  current Magento version using the "status" command.

In this case, the patch is not available for the Adobe Commerce version installed in the environment where the command is being run.

  1. Check your .magento.env.yaml file under the QUALITY_PATCHES section, e.g.,

    code language-yaml 
    QUALITY_PATCHES:
 * MDVA-XXXXX
 * ACSD-XXXXX

  2. Look up the patch IDs in the Quality Patches Release Notes to check whether each one can be applied to the new version of Adobe Commerce you are upgrading to.

  3. If the patch does not apply to the new version of Adobe Commerce you want to upgrade to, remove the patch ID from the .magento.env.yaml file.

  4. Once you have reviewed all the patch IDs indicated by the error, push the changes and redeploy.

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