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I have a Magento 2.3.0 website that works correctly but suddenly (maybe after a products import, but also other various activities were done) when I try to call ANY (reindex, deploy...) command of "bin/magento" it returns me:

An exception was raised while creating "Request"; no instance returned

I tried to add more debugging output with -vvv but the error remain the same.

Anyone know what could be the cause or any method to further debug it?

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  • I think you need check logs, enable PHP log also. I had this issue and after enabling PHP errors I was able to see error on frontend. Problem was missing version number in setup module table of one module – BartZalas Jan 11 '19 at 13:18
  • I have Magento and PHP log and error reporting enabled but it looks like it returns only that exception that looks raised by the call $bootstrapApplication->bootstrap($configuration); of /vendor/magento/framework/Console/Cli.php – Riccardo Jan 22 '19 at 17:08
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The problem might be caused due to the magento / .htaccess file missing under the folder magentoroot/../bin

Also,check the current PHP version in your terminal using below command

php -v

To know the path of the php

whereis php

Based on the Magento version, you need to set the php version.

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Try to delete all the cached files with the following command rm -rf cache/* page_cache/* di/* generation/*

and re-run the reindex. If it's a live website, maybe will be worth enabling the maintenance mode before running the command

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    Tried to clean them but error still occurs. – Riccardo Jan 11 '19 at 9:02
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Change the PHP version according to your Magento version. it should be working.

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Set PHP Version 7.2 Your problem is solved.
I have checked and it's working for me.

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