What's New In Magento 2.4.6
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2023
- Want to know what's new in Magento? Version 2.4.6 was released on March 14, 2023, and is the latest & greatest. Watch the entire video to know the latest features, bugfixes & improvements to both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce.
0:06 - Community Prioritization Process
1:01 - PHP 8 support
2:11 - Other Software updates
3:21 - Exciting updates
6:44 - Bug fixes and improvements
7:18 - Security and accessibility improvements
7:48 - Notable updates and bug fixes
8:59 - Adobe Commerce beta program
9:57 - Updated release cycle
LINKS FROM THE VIDEO
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🧑💻 Magento Open Source Community Prioritization Process - community.magento.com/t5/Mage...
⛙ Merged Community GitHub Issues - github.com/magento/magento2/p...
🐘 PHP Supported Versions - www.php.net/supported-version...
🗳️ Magento 2 PHP 8.x Compatibility Checker Module - github.com/elgentos/magento2-...
📑 Elasticsearch Licensing Change - www.elastic.co/pricing/faq/li...
🏁 High-throughput order processing - experienceleague.adobe.com/do...
📆 Magento Release Schedule - experienceleague.adobe.com/do...
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If you're wondering if it's still a good time to learn Magento 2... check out this video! 👉 czcams.com/video/kdgfGlds5GI/video.html
You’re doing a great job of keeping the Magento community updated in both LinkedIn and CZcams. Thank you Mark for creating this awesome concentrate of updates about new Magento releases!
My pleasure Dennis, …thanks so much for the kind words!! 🙏
Awesome, Thanks Mark for keeping us updated
For sure! 👍
Cool 👌
Glad you liked the video! 🙌
Thanks, Mark!
My pleasure Dimitry 💥
Thanks Mark.. great summary as always... It's getting to the point that we don't upgrade until we've watched your video... 😉
Haha that's awesome to hear Daniel! Appreciate it 🙌
Great video Mark! Super Informative.
Thanks Rob, glad you liked it! 🤗
Great quick overview, definitely "like"!
🙌 🎉
Great video. Thank you
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Great summary video. Thanks for your passion.
Thanks Christian! 🙌
love your channel man, keep the good work
Appreciate it Enrique 🤜 🤛
Awesome! Great content!
Glad you think so Mateus! 🤘
Mark, you are a born mentor! Thank you for videos and materials you share with us!
Really appreciate this, so much! 🙏 🤗
thank you Mark
Sure thing! 😄
Thank You Sir.😍🥰
You're always welcome Muhammad! ❤️
Juicy
Some good stuff just came out!
Great as always, Mark! I'm struggling with setup:upgrade since yesterday, by the way, comming from a 2.4.5 to the latest 2.4.6... Could you do a video showing the updgrade process with Community and/or Cloud? Best regards from Brazil!
Thanks! I'll see what I can do about an upgrade video 😄
Can you share your error message?
First 🙂 Thanks for this informative video Mark!
Woohoo... I appreciate it! 🙌 You're welcome, this is a really good M2 release.
Hi Mark, thank you for your attention,
I have a question, I have often seen in the Magento documentation the following command specifically what it performs:
composer --no-ansi --no-interaction install --no-progress --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader
I have seen that after localization they recommend that command,
best regards
Hey Aurelio,
If you remove all of the flags/arguments of this command, it's basically just "composer install". The "no-ansi no-interaction" tells composer to not prompt the user for anything, which basically runs a headless composer install command which doesn't require your interaction to proceed. The "no-progress" flag doesn't display the progress output of running this command. The "prefer-dist" flag means that it prefers a distribution (tarball) of a package rather than retrieving it from source code, and the "optimize-autoloader" builds a file->class mapping which speeds up loads on production. Note that you probably don't want to run any of these flags in developer mode, as "composer install" is just fine and is the preferred method in development. So these flags are specific to production and may vary from environment to environment.
Cheers,
-M
just waiting when we the page builder include responsive functionality
so we can style it from page builder instead of doing separate less styling
Neat recommendation 👍
oh thank god they are doing public beta releases.
Agreed, this is long overdue. Really looking forward to this.
Great, Mark! I'm struggling with upgrade version from 2.4.5 (PHP7.4) to 2.4.6 (used PHP8.1). Although I used PHP8.1 but error is "Magento supports PHP 8.1.0 or later". Can u help!
You may want to confirm the PHP version listed in your composer.json file (and related composer lock file). Otherwise, that’s an odd error if you have PHP 8.1 installed!
Check this post :
czcams.com/video/I5rJKH2ZBac/video.html
Also make sure your system full fill your Magento requirements.
I heard people say there is only page builder for Magento Commerce, I want to know if there is block editor or page builder for Magento Open Source
That used to be the case, but Adobe open-sourced PageBuilder with Magento 2.4.3! So everyone should have access to it now, regardless of if you are Enterprise (Adobe Commerce) or Open Source (Magento).
Hi Mark, Thanks for your video. I have downloaded the magento2.4.6 trying to install with elasticsearch8.4.0. But I am getting the error "Could not validate a connection to the OpenSearch. No alive nodes found in your cluster" I have given only seachengine as Elastic search. But still is looking Opensearch. Please let me know the fix
Is this with docker-magento? If so, please open a ticket in the repo. I’m not quite sure!
Can I install it now?
Yes, it was generally available as of 8am ET yesterday!
what I can say after upgrading several projects to Magento 2.4.5 the core looks pretty the same and does not use new php 8 features, so all these "perfect" updates look like just a bug fixing.
even things that are declared deprecated by magento itself had not been changed (like using escaper class for templates, get rid of object manager, view models instead of helpers in templates etc.)
new features like gallery look like trying to do the same things as modern frameworks did long time ago.
and this creepy outdated frontend is still the same)
huva theme gives some hope but again it looks like an attempt to follow modern frontend that works for years already on other platforms
Magento 2.4.5 was primarily a bugfix release, which is why I didn’t create a video summary for it. It takes a while for the core to get updated code, and hopefully it’s something we see updated in newer versions. Your other comments are too critical for me to take seriously.
@@MarkShust in 2.4.6 core is pretty the same.
it's not critical it's how it is.
for example, I remember you was excited about declaring properties in the class constructor feature few years ago, it can help to decrease amount of Magento code significantly, but core constructors are still the same. And there are many more things like that
Hyvä themes? @@slava7359