How to apply patch in Magento 2?

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To apply a patch in Magento 2, follow these steps:

1. Download the patch file from the Magento website or from a trusted source.
2. Log in to your Magento server as the Magento file system owner.
3. Change to your Magento installation directory.
4. If the patch file is in a compressed format (such as .zip or .tar), extract the file.
5. Run the following command to apply the patch:

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$ bin/magento-cli patch:apply [patch_file_name]

Replace [patch_file_name] with the name of the patch file you downloaded.

1. If the patch was applied successfully, you will see a message similar to the following:

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Patch was applied/reverted successfully.

1. If the patch did not apply successfully, you may see an error message. In this case, you may need to troubleshoot the issue by reviewing the error message and taking any necessary corrective action.

Note: You may need to clear the cache after applying a patch. To do this, run the following command:

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$ bin/magento cache:clean

@mac 

To apply patch in Magento 2, follow these steps:

1. Backup your files and database before applying any patch to avoid any data loss during the process.
2. Download the patch file from the Magento official website. Make sure to choose the correct version and patch for your Magento installation.
3. Upload the patch file to your Magento root directory. You can use an FTP client or SSH to upload the patch.
4. Run the following command from the Magento root directory to apply the patch: patch -p1 < [patch_file_name].patch Replace [patch_file_name] with the actual name of your downloaded patch file.
5. After executing the command, you may see several lines indicating the files being patched and their locations.
6. Clear the Magento cache by running the following command from the Magento root directory: php bin/magento cache:clean
7. Check if your website is working properly after applying the patch. Make sure to test all the functionalities.

It is recommended to apply patches on a development or staging environment first before applying them to a live production environment. This allows you to test the patch and ensure it does not cause any issues before affecting your live website.