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After a year or so of working in Developer Mode, I'm now using Production Mode.



As I deploy updates to modules or designs, I'm wondering when I should run the below commands. At the moment, my order of operations is:




  1. Update files in app/code or app/design

  2. Run bin/magento setup:di:compile

  3. Run bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_GB


Is this still necessary when updating something like a stylesheet or template?






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    After a year or so of working in Developer Mode, I'm now using Production Mode.



    As I deploy updates to modules or designs, I'm wondering when I should run the below commands. At the moment, my order of operations is:




    1. Update files in app/code or app/design

    2. Run bin/magento setup:di:compile

    3. Run bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_GB


    Is this still necessary when updating something like a stylesheet or template?






    setup-di-compile magento2.2.7







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      After a year or so of working in Developer Mode, I'm now using Production Mode.



      As I deploy updates to modules or designs, I'm wondering when I should run the below commands. At the moment, my order of operations is:




      1. Update files in app/code or app/design

      2. Run bin/magento setup:di:compile

      3. Run bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_GB


      Is this still necessary when updating something like a stylesheet or template?






      setup-di-compile magento2.2.7







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      After a year or so of working in Developer Mode, I'm now using Production Mode.



      As I deploy updates to modules or designs, I'm wondering when I should run the below commands. At the moment, my order of operations is:




      1. Update files in app/code or app/design

      2. Run bin/magento setup:di:compile

      3. Run bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy en_GB


      Is this still necessary when updating something like a stylesheet or template?






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          php bin/magento setup:upgrade :




          Upgrades the Magento application, DB data, and schema




          php bin/magento setup:di:compile :




          Generates DI configuration and all missing classes that can be
          auto-generated




          php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy :




          Deploys static view files




          CSS where is it placed ? in view files : app/design/frontend/{Theme}/{name}/web/css/custom.css or app/code/Vendor/Name/view/frontend/web/css/custom.css So YES you need to deploy the static-contents on production mode.



          Magento DevDocs says :




          The static view files deployment command enables you to write static
          files to the Magento file system when the Magento software is set for
          production mode.




          Good luck






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            The brief answer is yes for stylesheet/templates you would then need to redeploy the static content. You wouldn't need to compile.



            Compilation would be required for something like, for example, adding a new extension or adding a new instance of a model into an existing module.






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              php bin/magento setup:upgrade :




              Upgrades the Magento application, DB data, and schema




              php bin/magento setup:di:compile :




              Generates DI configuration and all missing classes that can be
              auto-generated




              php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy :




              Deploys static view files




              CSS where is it placed ? in view files : app/design/frontend/{Theme}/{name}/web/css/custom.css or app/code/Vendor/Name/view/frontend/web/css/custom.css So YES you need to deploy the static-contents on production mode.



              Magento DevDocs says :




              The static view files deployment command enables you to write static
              files to the Magento file system when the Magento software is set for
              production mode.




              Good luck






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                php bin/magento setup:upgrade :




                Upgrades the Magento application, DB data, and schema




                php bin/magento setup:di:compile :




                Generates DI configuration and all missing classes that can be
                auto-generated




                php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy :




                Deploys static view files




                CSS where is it placed ? in view files : app/design/frontend/{Theme}/{name}/web/css/custom.css or app/code/Vendor/Name/view/frontend/web/css/custom.css So YES you need to deploy the static-contents on production mode.



                Magento DevDocs says :




                The static view files deployment command enables you to write static
                files to the Magento file system when the Magento software is set for
                production mode.




                Good luck






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                  php bin/magento setup:upgrade :




                  Upgrades the Magento application, DB data, and schema




                  php bin/magento setup:di:compile :




                  Generates DI configuration and all missing classes that can be
                  auto-generated




                  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy :




                  Deploys static view files




                  CSS where is it placed ? in view files : app/design/frontend/{Theme}/{name}/web/css/custom.css or app/code/Vendor/Name/view/frontend/web/css/custom.css So YES you need to deploy the static-contents on production mode.



                  Magento DevDocs says :




                  The static view files deployment command enables you to write static
                  files to the Magento file system when the Magento software is set for
                  production mode.




                  Good luck






                  share|improve this answer












                  php bin/magento setup:upgrade :




                  Upgrades the Magento application, DB data, and schema




                  php bin/magento setup:di:compile :




                  Generates DI configuration and all missing classes that can be
                  auto-generated




                  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy :




                  Deploys static view files




                  CSS where is it placed ? in view files : app/design/frontend/{Theme}/{name}/web/css/custom.css or app/code/Vendor/Name/view/frontend/web/css/custom.css So YES you need to deploy the static-contents on production mode.



                  Magento DevDocs says :




                  The static view files deployment command enables you to write static
                  files to the Magento file system when the Magento software is set for
                  production mode.




                  Good luck







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                      The brief answer is yes for stylesheet/templates you would then need to redeploy the static content. You wouldn't need to compile.



                      Compilation would be required for something like, for example, adding a new extension or adding a new instance of a model into an existing module.






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                        The brief answer is yes for stylesheet/templates you would then need to redeploy the static content. You wouldn't need to compile.



                        Compilation would be required for something like, for example, adding a new extension or adding a new instance of a model into an existing module.






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                          The brief answer is yes for stylesheet/templates you would then need to redeploy the static content. You wouldn't need to compile.



                          Compilation would be required for something like, for example, adding a new extension or adding a new instance of a model into an existing module.






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                          The brief answer is yes for stylesheet/templates you would then need to redeploy the static content. You wouldn't need to compile.



                          Compilation would be required for something like, for example, adding a new extension or adding a new instance of a model into an existing module.







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