Today I had a weird behaviour of one of our customers store. We tried to install the Shopware Security Plugin and what happened was:
TL;DR: Opcache.
I turned to Shopware’s slack and asked the community. We had this behaviour in the past, but I couldn’t remember what the problem was.
Thankfully I got an answer <3
I think I had this problem once as well. Have you cleared OpCache? If I remember correctly, that did the trick for me
Johannes Przymusinski [die-lobby.de]
Thanks Johannes!
I know two ways to reset opcache:
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