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Fixed! thanks.

Got it working, thank you very much! 🙂 If anybody else if having trouble, here is how to do it: First, add this to your ddev config: web_environment: - TRACY_LOCALROOTPATH=$DDEV_APPROOT/ This will add the path of the project root as getenv('TRACY_LOCALROOTPATH') in the web container so that you don't have a hardcoded path in your config. Next add these mappings in init.php: \Tracy\Debugger::$editorMapping['/var/www/html/public/'] = getenv('TRACY_LOCALROOTPATH') . 'public/'; \Tracy\Debugger::$editorMapping['/var/www/html/src/'] = getenv('TRACY_LOCALROOTPATH') . 'src/';

Have you asked the provider if sending mails via PHP mail function respective system call sendmail (Linux) is supported/enabled and what kind of settings may be required? Perhaps they deactivated sendmail etc.

I understand the design decisions behind this change, but please consider restoring the showcase section on the home page (even a simplified one). Regardless of the target audience, in my opinion, this is one of the most important sections. Words are important, but for a new visitor, they're just words (any other solution will try to describe its advantages). Visitors need examples to illustrate these words, and in my opinion, the admin panel screenshots at the top aren't sufficient. The showcase provides first rough examples of what can be built and what the user can achieve before they decide to invest their time — for example, downloading and installing ProcessWire. They can also encourage users to dive deeper, reading more, looking for features, etc. Just my 2 cents.

@Pete - I've just pushed a lot of critical fixes, so just in case you have already started testing, please grab the latest version. I knew there was a good reason I hadn't looked into doing this before :)

Hey @Pete - if you want to try it out: https://github.com/adrianbj/TracyDebugger/tree/namespaced I am not ready to commit to the master branch yet because there were a lot of changes required and I have a feeling I still might have missed some things - most likely core PHP things like DirectoryIterator etc that need to be prepended by \ to get them called from the global namespace.

It's only after a TracyDebugger upgrade it struggles, so it downloads the zip via the ProcessWire Upgrade module but because there are a lot of files in TracyDebugger the FileCompiler takes a while to scan and times out or runs out of memory (I forget which but timeout seems more likely). Only happens during upgrade but times out because of the network chatter (for want of a better phrase) with the EFS mount. And then it doesn't complete the upgrade basically so you have to do it via CLI. The reason for EFS in a clustered setup is that nodes (servers) in an auto-scaling group come and go as you refresh things or as the instances increase/decrease automatically in number due to traffic demands, so having the sites on local EBS on one node doesn't work at all as they'd need to maintain their own copies of all files in sync for the sites on that cluster. So in this setup you put the sites on EFS (essentially a very fast network drive) so all nodes in the cluster have apache run sites from there and it's definitely more than fast enough for normal operations, just slow for things like FileCompiler when there are a lot of files to check when compiling a module. It checks them all whether they individually have a namespace or not as it has to decide which ones need compiling so TracyDebugger with this many files makes it try and do "too much" (a relative term, I know) in this setup. I like the idea with the backwards compatibility, but is there not stuff in newer versions of Tracy that isn't compatible with PW 2.x now anyway? I don't remember if PW 2.x even supported PHP 8 - probably not much beyond that anyway - so there may be some benefit to a version that only works with 3.x at some point. Just that usually adding the namespace to modules is relatively painless (though I've had some occasions where it was a little less straightforward I'll admit 😄) and then it's one less bit of overhead when keeping modules up to date. A selfish request to be sure, but maybe I'm not the only one? 😅

I tried to figure out how PwCommerce could work and was happy I found those demo pages on GitHub. Only that not a single one works, even if I renamed all Padloper with PwCommerce. E.g. $cart = $pwcommerce->cart; bd($cart); $cart = '' and producing an error. Sorry, I know that this is free software but at least for me it is the same useless as was Mediamanager for which I paid without ever being able to use it thanks to the lack of documentation. And yes, I get the idea that for 100 EUR per hour you might help me set it up working.