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@adrian's Admin Actions module is a good starting point as well, take a look at source code files, most of them are short and good examples how to work with the API, you can create your own "action" and run from the admin if you want to:

Sure, it is odd to put View Site and Debug there in the first place. Maybe the logo could have its own dropdown menu and View Site and Debug could be moved there?

Doesn't sound good to me, at least I would not like to encounter such an issue. I hope I will remember to check the image fields when I need to upgrade some old sites. If it happens automatically that is quite a breaking change

Also the changelog: https://getuikit.com/changelog "3.0.0 beta 3 (January 17, 2017) Add support for data-uk- prefixed component attributes" But they keep fighting it as they tend to miss some tests of the "support" of data- prefix as the changelog lists various fixes regarding this issue. If they themselves were to use it as a default we would we see less bugs, I guess.

https://processwire.com/api/multi-language-support/multi-language-fields/#getting-and-setting URL needs to be fixed, I think.

Thank you! Should be part of the core, BTW.

Oh, and I also have a script to clone an online db to local via SSH in seconds

We've already discussed it, I use my own script: https://processwire.com/talk/topic/7545-difference-between-2-mysql-backups/?do=findComment&comment=131182 I clone the database to a temporary one, update the site/module, after that: compare. I confess that I do not do it all the time I tend to be lazy even though it really takes less than a minute to perform all this.

Me too but in this case somehow it "got fixed" in my dev environment and soon after that stopped working in production. This type of seemingly inconsistent behavior is what I hate tracking down. Maybe some permission issues and the error message is just simply misleading, I dunno. I'll wait for PW 3.0.85 and see what happens when I upgrade. It's not a critical issue in the case of this site so I'm trying not waste a lot of time dealing with it.

Encryption for fields just because? This is insane... What about images? Say you build a website for your local sports club with avatars and people upload their photos. Also, why would I encrypt their names in the database when they are displayed publicly on the "Our Team" page? How can one encrypt the apache logs, for example? Not even the governments will be able to comply.

I'm still having this issue, because a few hours later PW cannot unzip the module files but this time on the production server I tried switching the admin themes back and forth but it did not help. It is hard to analyze such inconsistent behavior. Other sites are not affected, not even on the production server. Only this 3.0.83 instance is the problematic one.

Sure diff features: If you have a local version of a PW site you can compare it to the production one in seconds (depending on the connection speed usually in 4-40 seconds), benefits: dead easy to spot new log entries, such us: errors.txt, sessions.txt, etc... easy to apply changes both directions, after all, it is a diff tool helps when doing upgrades: it is possible to compare updated index.php to .index-3.0.x.php, for example. Same goes for wire folder and .htaccess, of course. You can delete what is no longer needed, rename what should be changed right form the diff view window. I usually also delete previous module directories renamed and left over by the upgrade module. You can batch select changed/new files, expand the tree view to see only changed/new files/folders, temporarily see "files/folder hidden by you" etc... all in all it is very fast to manually sync a site. It is possible to temporarily exclude and/or hide files/folders, excluding can be saved as a "permanent session" (can be changed later on, of course) I'm just scratching the surface with this sort description, it has tons of other features, but most importantly if configured properly it is the fastest (by far) of all similar GUI diff tools I've ever tested. Automatic file sync features are good too but I use those less often. I want to write a blog post about my workflow that heavily relies on all the above. I just need to find the time to do that

Or this one: https://github.com/LostKobrakai/Paginator

Best and fastest diff+sync tool ever . Period Windows, Mac or Linux Monday, November 27th only. Applies to new licenses and upgrades: https://www.scootersoftware.com/shop.php?zz=shop_promo https://www.scootersoftware.com/features.php?zz=features_list I'm waiting for it...

No I did not but just to make sure: I've just upgraded one site to PW 3.0.83 and it makes no difference. I had another idea and set the admin theme to Default from UIkit and this time it worked! Afterwards I set it back to UIkit and it started to work with this admin theme as well. Weird ... Anyway, thanks for the tip!

I'm also struck by this issue and currently clueless. I have a MAMP Pro setup, lots of ProcessWire sites and all of them can download and unzip Modules from the directory except one, which is a ProcessWire 3.0.83 site I recently started to work with. There are no other notable differences. Same environment, similar setup and the main difference is that any ProcessWire sites prior to version 3.0.83 can unzip the modules, this problematic one running PW 3.0.83 cannot. Note that on my production server the very same site (its clone) can actually unzip the files so it must be something about my local environment but it is hard to tell what to look for when all other sites can do it. Any ideas on how to fix it are appreciated

https://semver.org/ Quotes: "... Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the: MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes, MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible manner, and PATCH version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixes. Additional labels for pre-release and build metadata are available as extensions to the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format. ... How should I deal with revisions in the 0.y.z initial development phase? The simplest thing to do is start your initial development release at 0.1.0 and then increment the minor version for each subsequent release. How do I know when to release 1.0.0? If your software is being used in production, it should probably already be 1.0.0. If you have a stable API on which users have come to depend, you should be 1.0.0. If you’re worrying a lot about backwards compatibility, you should probably already be 1.0.0. ..."

I also listen to music when doing graphic design but only sometimes ( when getting bored a bit ). If I want to be creative I need silence. When doing routine work music is okay, however, when being creative or trying to innovate and/or develop I think any distraction has an effect, that is why I prefer silence in these scenarios.

Chrome and its variants. I have not figured out how to reproduce it all the time, sometimes it appears when I click on an image to "zoom it".

Agree. We all love space to breath, but in this case this is just too much. Especially those notices are annoying with their height. On the other hand, this is just default theme, waiting to be "pimped" ... +1, Let's file an issue report

+1 when it works. Sometimes it doesn't. Other times I have to wait for seconds for the scroll to top to begin. Sometimes I also get in the console:

There is the case of paid modules which tend to come with manual install option only. I'm wondering how this module could somehow support those modules as well. Easy access to the "Release Notes" would be also nice to have (post-install, in the admin).

Wow! Netcarver is the hero of the month

It would be funny to convert PDFs to responsive online documents and afterwards back to PDFs Or am I missing something? +1 for Ionic BTW. Ionic Creator (which is the Ionic framework's little brother) is even click and play.

Blank profile should stay no matter what, I guess. However, it is a good idea to make a poll. Formally I suggested that only two profiles are enough to be bundled with the core : a Blank Profile and a Multilingual Blog Profile. Should the Blog Profile be based on UIkit 3? That is debatable. (I myself use and like UIkit 3 so I vote for it...). The new Multilingual Blog Profile should only be based on UIkit 3 if there is a good tutorial for beginners on how to setup a development environment for it.