By johnwebdev on
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Introduced in branch:
9.5.x
Introduced in version:
9.5.0
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Description:
A new debug setting has been added to make it easier to debug render caching. This setting will add cache debugging output for each rendered element.
You can debug render cache by setting the debug container parameter to true under renderer.config in your services.yml or development.services.yml file.
renderer.config:
required_cache_contexts: ['languages:language_interface', 'theme', 'user.permissions']
auto_placeholder_conditions:
max-age: 0
contexts: ['session', 'user']
tags: []
debug: true
With debugging enabled, each rendered element will be wrapped with HTML comments like so:
<!-- START RENDERER -->
<!-- CACHE-HIT: No -->
<!-- CACHE TAGS:
* node:1
* node_view
* user:1
* user_view
-->
<!-- CACHE CONTEXTS:
* languages:language_interface
* theme
* timezone
* url.site
* user.permissions
* user.roles
* user.roles:anonymous
* user.roles:authenticated
-->
<!-- CACHE KEYS:
* entity_view
* node
* 1
* full
-->
<article data-history-node-id="1" data-quickedit-entity-id="node/1" role="article" class="contextual-region node node--type-page node--
...
</article>
<!-- END RENDER -->
Impacts:
Module developers
Themers
Comments
drupal disable renderer cache
drupal disable renderer cache debug output
drupal disable cache hit info
drupal disable cache-contexts debug info
Add this to your development.services.yml
debug: true
debug: trueNeeds all the lines?
Seems like just adding
is not enough and it needs all the lines from the example.
I think that's not perfect DX and a bit confusing (please read this as positive criticism). What I'd expect as developer new to Drupal is just to set a flag to enable debugging, but that seems to lead to exceptions?
With all the lines, it works!
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