FIX Require Lookup directly to avoid needing PSR-4 autoloader #40
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fspringveldt
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Jun 26, 2017
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I don't get why the autoloader wouldn't work on SSP :/ |
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@robbieaverill any chance you could fill me in on what this change is for? Is there something we are missing on SSP that should be happening, or is this a case of API being a special snowflake? |
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This was basically a hotfix because of a variety of reasons to do with using homer, I don't think it was SSP related at all. It was resolved in the end by dumping the composer autoloader manually using a command that disabled suhosin inline which was why composer wasn't working on the box. We can remove this if it's still there now :-) |
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Alright, no worries - just saw the comment and thought maybe there was a bug with SSP, but if not that's great :) |
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