Alex Ho

This ticket is almost 2 years old but I had the same question. What is the size type? If it's in bytes, why are there decimals?

Hi @Edgecrusher2112, Portainer was dropped in release https://github.com/wodby/docker4drupal/releases/tag/5.4.27. Can you provide any additional steps for your scenario? E.g., are you running vanilla vs mounted codebase? What does your Dockerfile look...

@csandanov another way is to run a mysql optimize to rebuild the indices `mysqlcheck -o -udrupal -p drupal`

@Rhodungeon looking at your compose file, you should be able to reach phpmyadmin at http://pma.${PROJECT_BASE_URL}:8888

Have you tried running without docker-sync enabled? Are you able to access portainer? If so, are there any containers stopped?

I also ran into this issue with nested includes. Confirming this seems to be isolated to namespaces. I'm running v1.15.2.

+1 for @JamesB797 fix Can we submit this as a PR?

@nathan-zhu try adding this snippet above the return 404 block ``` ## Clean URLs location = /index.php { include apps/drupal/fastcgi_drupal.conf; fastcgi_pass drupal_backend; } ```

In case anyone wants to use this as a patch file - ``` "scripts": { ... "postinstall": "patch --forward node_modules/bulma/sass/helpers/spacing.sass < patches/spacing.patch" } ``` [Patch file on gist](https://gist.github.com/mralexho/5b6b7727272f3c7ec853af6fa58c73e1)

@GioPetry checkout this package https://github.com/drupal-composer/preserve-paths. You can prevent deletions by adding something like ``` "preserve-paths": [ "web/wp-content/themes/custom-theme", "web/wp-content/plugins/custom-plugin" ], ```