An installation without compiled DI metadata serves requests - #3
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AreaConfigLoader included generated/metadata/<area>.php in every case. Without setup:di:compile, as in developer mode, every request failed on the missing file. The loader now hands such an installation to the runtime loader of Magento.
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AreaConfigLoader::load()includedgenerated/metadata/<area>.phpin every case. On an installation withoutsetup:di:compile, as in developer mode, each web request failed:Reproduced on Mage-OS 3.4.0 in developer mode with
GraphCommerce_FastBootenabled:POST /graphqlreturns 500, andfastboot:preparefails with the same error.The loader now reads the di.xml files through
Magento\Framework\App\ObjectManager\ConfigLoader, the runtime loader of Magento, when the area file or the global file is absent. With compiled metadata nothing changes. A unit test covers the fallback.