SOLVED:
Somewhere along the line, Congfigure::load() was changed to OMIT the ".php" 
file extension from config files. So Configure::load('app.php') is no 
longer correct, instead requiring Configure::load('app')

i'm not sure when that change was made, why Configure thinks i'm trying to 
load a Plugin when i use the ".php" extension, or how i got along until now 
with the old way working, but the site is finally loading again.

-joe

PS: Looking through Core/Configure, i noticed my IDE detected an undefined 
$config variable in Configure::version()...


On Wednesday, 28 January 2015 04:10:46 UTC-5, José Lorenzo wrote:
>
> The plugins that are installed by composer are not (correctly) put inside 
> vendor. Your own baked plugins can stay in ./plugins
>
> The error you are having seems to be that you are trying to load a plugin 
> called app somewhere. Try looking at the stacktrace of the error. Install 
> the php xdebug extension, that should help.
>
> On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 3:14:02 AM UTC+1, Joe T. wrote:
>>
>> i recently did a *composer update* for my dev site, and all the Cake 
>> plugins that were under /plugins were removed:
>>
>> /plugins
>> - /Bake       (gone)
>> - /DebugKit   (gone)
>> - /Migrations (gone)
>>
>> However, there are new(?) directories under /vendor/cakephp corresponding 
>> to the same plugins:
>>
>> /vendor/cakephp
>> - /bake
>> - /debug_kit
>> - /migrations
>>
>> i've tried deleting everything in /plugins & /vendor and the 
>> composer.lock file, then running *composer install* to get a fresh copy 
>> of everything, with no luck. i added the line to "scripts" as mentioned in 
>> the RC1 release notes and prescribed by the composer update message when i 
>> ran without it... If i'm missing some step with composer, i wouldn't be 
>> surprised, but i have no idea what it might be.
>>
>> My composer.json requires & such:
>>   "require": {
>>     "php": ">=5.4.19",
>>     "cakephp/cakephp": "3.0.*-dev",
>>     "cakephp/plugin-installer": "dev-master",
>>     "zurb/foundation": "dev-master",
>>     "jockmac22/foundation_calendar_date_time_picker": "*",
>>     "ckeditor/ckeditor": "dev-standard/latest",
>>     "tecnick.com/tcpdf": "dev-master",
>>     "openwall/phpass": "*"
>>   },
>>   "require-dev": {
>>     "cakephp/bake": "dev-master",
>>     "cakephp/debug_kit": "3.0.*-dev",
>>     "cakephp/migrations": "dev-master",
>>     "d11wtq/boris": "1.0.*"
>>   },
>>   "autoload": {
>>     "psr-4": {
>>       "App\\": "App",
>>       "App\\Test\\": "Test",
>>       "": "./plugins",
>>       "Thook\\": "./plugins/Thook/src",
>>       "Thook\\Cakerov\\": "./plugins/Thook/Cakerov/src",
>>       "Thook\\Websites\\": "./plugins/Thook/Websites/src",
>>       "Thook\\Test\\": "./plugins/Thook/tests"
>>     }
>>   },
>>   "autoload-dev": {
>>     "psr-4": {
>>       "Thook\\Cakerov\\Test\\": "./Plugin/Thook/Cakerov/tests",
>>       "Thook\\Websites\\Test\\": "./Plugin/Thook/Websites/tests"
>>     }
>>   },
>>   "scripts": {
>>     "post-install-cmd": "App\\Console\\Installer::postInstall",
>>     "post-autoload-dump": 
>> "Cake\\Composer\\Installer\\PluginInstaller::postAutoloadDump"
>>   },
>>
>>
>> Yeah, yeah, i know, silly names... 
>> Since this has happened, my dev site is completely broken. This is what 
>> appears on every page:
>>
>> *Plugin app could not be found.*
>>
>> No line number, file, or anything indicating what the problem is, and i'm 
>> pretty sure "app" isn't a plugin. It's thrown by (semi-obviously) 
>> MissingPluginException, and i see references to that in the Plugin loader 
>> (also somewhat obvious)... So what plugin is failing to load that 
>> identifies itself as "app", and is it related to the missing directories 
>> under /plugins? If so, why did they disappear, how do i get them back, or 
>> change my config to find them, etc.?
>>
>> If i seem cross, i apologize. i'm not frustrated with Cake itself, so 
>> much as my project & being too busy to immerse myself in learning the 
>> framework. 
>> Code available here: https://bitbucket.org/cautionbug/kodiak-investments
>>
>> Any help is truly appreciated.
>> -joe
>>
>>
>>

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