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I've just submitted v3.0.0 of Report All Errors to the Zen Cart plugins for review; once approved, it can be downloaded from this link (https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1792).
This version uses the common admin/storefront processing now provided by zc156 as its change-basis.
v3.0.0 is now available for download!Quote:
Originally Posted by lat9
A bit off-topic, but may be of interest....
I spent months of working locally (xampp, whatever the latest version is this week) diligently swatting the nit-picking debugs raised by this plugin, and even more diligently reporting them if not already fixed in ZC157, to ensure that all would be well when upgrading my site to ZC156 and php7.3.x. and I would not be swamped with a barrage of php errors.
I tested it on another domain from the same hosting service @php7.3, since I had to maintain the current site @php7.1, assuming that real hosting would show up more stuff, but all was clear there (I have an obsession with keeping all testing well away from the production site, not even on the same server).
Then, post upgrade on the real domain...rapidly a barrage of php notices appeared which I have just finished working through.
All were the usual undefined variables/offsets, some due to mangled urls being used by spiders so they could not be predicted, and some already fixed in ZC57.
But some were typical that should have showed up in local testing.
Comparing error_reporting values I see the production server is different, but for local, not master, which confuses me since as far as I know, that is determined in the fileset, which is identical across three servers.
Local / Master
xampp
32767 / 32767
hosting test
32767 / 32759
hosting production
22519 / 32759
So, not a question as such, but a reminder (to me mainly) that there is no substitute for final testing in parallel/on the same server, and to point out that you should upgrade early in the day, in a darkened room, ready for battle!!
And that having this plugin permanently enabled may still not catch everything!
I've just submitted v3.1.0 of Report All Errors to the Zen Cart moderators for review and will post back here when it's available for download.
This release contains the change associated with GitHub issue #9, now collecting reported errors into per-page-load files that identify the error(s)' severity.
Now available for download: https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1792Quote:
Originally Posted by lat9