No. There are no plans to make Composer mandatory and most people don't touch it for Backdrop sites. While there are a few things you can do in Bee that you can't do in the UI, you can easily manage your site updates almost entirely through the user interface and without Bee.
One exception, but you can do this by editing the files through cPanel File Manager, FTP or some other way is when robots.txt, .htaccess or settings.php have changes that you need to apply. These are not replaced in the UI upgrade process (and won't be when the Bee upgrade command is complete) as it could override any custom settings.
I did a little more poking and discovered that when I try to rearrange the terms (weights) on a vocabulary that doesn't show the Save and Reset to alphabetical buttons, the term I grab just...
Your link doesn't work, I think because the comma is part of the link href. Anyway, yes, it does look like a related issue. In my case, the path on the dev site for menus etc would be: /backdrop...
I don't think this is correct. Within Backdrop, the paths that begin with a slash are relative to the site root directory, not the underlying OS filesystem root dir.
@Herb thank you for your comment.
Yes, there is a Contextual filter (Content: Nid) in the view that is required by the block display for it to work and the Block settings, contextual...
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No. There are no plans to make Composer mandatory and most people don't touch it for Backdrop sites. While there are a few things you can do in Bee that you can't do in the UI, you can easily manage your site updates almost entirely through the user interface and without Bee.
One exception, but you can do this by editing the files through cPanel File Manager, FTP or some other way is when
robots.txt,.htaccessorsettings.phphave changes that you need to apply. These are not replaced in the UI upgrade process (and won't be when the Bee upgrade command is complete) as it could override any custom settings.