This feature request was inspired by this discussion in Zulip around "Minimal Backdrop", which touched on topics around what would be the very minimum system specs where Backdrop core would run, and how well it would perform.
Something like this might be helpful to allow determining requirements when: - moving a locally-built site to an actual hosting provider - moving a live site to a different provider - upgrading the hosting plan of an existing site (when certain specs seem to have been reaching capacity/limits)
GitHub Issue #:
5858
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Hi I added the 2 additional settings in settings.php, did a restart - and the error disappeared! Thanks for the support! (but the issues with the conversion still remain .....
Problem with utf8mb4 Format when importing database
With JQuery, simple and fast. Or put all possible links in one menu, and hide unnecessary with CSS mediaquery.
Different primary menus depending on the viewport size?
I wonder if what is happening here is the default database settings are for utf8mb4 if the database server supports it. In settings.php or settings.local.php if that's where you put your...
Problem with utf8mb4 Format when importing database