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Shopware 6 - Product Feedback & Ideas

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  1. Debugging plugins and themes in Shopware Native PaaS would be much easier if developers could connect directly to files and the database via SSH or SFTP.

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    0 comments  ·  PAAS  ·  Admin →

    We won't add SSH or SFTP access for the time being, read or write.

    Write access can't work: files come from the immutable build image and applications run multiple replicas, so an upload would apply to one container and be discarded on the next deployment. It would look like it worked and quietly not.

    Read access doesn't add anything. Your source code is in your Git repository, vendor/ is reproducible from composer.lock, database access is already available via sw-paas open service, and media lives in object storage with its own access path.

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