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I have to make new module, I took backup from server to local and after executing commend "php bin/magento setup:upgrade" layout and function not working properly, It seem like someone worked in pub/static folder files.

Now i complete my module in localhost and need to upload at server, Did any way to upload module and run without "php bin/magento setup:upgrade" commend ?

My module also have database table.

Can you please advise me the best way.

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  • Yeah needs to run on each database to enable the module and update tables if required.
    – harri
    Commented Apr 30, 2018 at 16:59
  • which tables I have to update to enable my module? I am new Magento Developer. 1) app/etc/config.php (SampleModule' => 1) 2) Setup_modules (database table) 3) Make my module database table What else I have to update to enable
    – Adnan shoukat
    Commented Apr 30, 2018 at 17:16

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With Magento2, It is best way to run "php bin/magento setup:upgrade" command followed by below commands,

rm -rf pub/static/_requirejs pub/static/adminhtml pub/static/frontend
php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
rm -rf var/cache var/page_cache var/generation 
chmod -R 777 pub/static/ var/

In you local you can set 

php bin/magento deploy:mode:set developer

If still issues persist, share your log.

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  • Thanks @pallvi, As I told, I run this command, but in my project its already someone worked in pub/static folder. Its mean that pub/static files are updated one and app/code, app/designs are not updated files.
    – Adnan shoukat
    Commented Apr 30, 2018 at 17:46
  • you need to tell your project manager for this issue as pub/static files are cached files and should be generated automatically. If this is not happening then there will be no development possible with standard coding. If possible create a backup folder for pub/static and then remove its content and deploy. Hope that helps!
    – Pallavi Sinha
    Commented Apr 30, 2018 at 17:57

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