The Actions tab has a Run button for the commands you would otherwise type over SSH. Each one runs as the application's user and ends by reloading PHP, which empties OPcache.
| Platform | Actions |
|---|---|
| Magento | Flush all caches (Magento cache, page cache, preprocessed views and OPcache), enable or disable all caches, reindex, run cron now, unlock an admin user, setup:upgrade, compile (setup:di:compile), full static content deploy. |
| WordPress / WooCommerce | Flush caches, flush rewrite rules, update core, update plugins, update themes, verify core checksums. |
| PrestaShop | Clear cache. |
| Laravel | optimize:clear, config:cache, migrate, queue:restart. |
| Every platform | Reset OPcache. |
After uploading code changes by SFTP, run Flush all caches. If changes still do not show, see OPcache.
Heavy actions (setup:upgrade, compile, static deploy, updates) need the deploy permission. A developer invited with read-only access cannot run them.
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