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previous edit corrected one instance of "config.xml" but not the other instance
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edit approved Aug 25, 2020 at 12:17
Doug McLean
edit approved Aug 25, 2020 at 12:17
Doug McLean
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I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xmlphp but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.php file, the issue got resolved.

I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xml but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.php file, the issue got resolved.

I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.php but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.php file, the issue got resolved.

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Anshu Mishra
Anshu Mishra
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I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xml but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.xmlphp file, the issue got resolved.

I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xml but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.xml file, the issue got resolved.

I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xml but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.php file, the issue got resolved.

Source Link
Anshu Mishra
Anshu Mishra
  • 9k
  • 7
  • 41
  • 88

I have faced the similar issue i.e. cannot instantiate interface for some third party module.
The reason that I found out after debugging that the corresponding module's entry was missing from the app/etc/config.xml but the module's code was present in the codebase.
After manually adding the module's entry in the app/etc/config.xml file, the issue got resolved.