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Magento2 discussion on this, including a contributed module to work around it by overriding the built in cookie management: https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues/26377

The main issue with BigCommerce is that they do not offer any compelling advantage over existing open source system. Moreover being a loss making entity like Shopify without any sticky system like marketplace which drives traffic, I doubt there is much value in it except that investors wants to cash-out given the current unrealistic stock market. In case a company use magento [1], Saleor [2], Sylius [3], Shuup [4], Solidus [5], Spree [6] combined with vue-storefront [7], storefront UI [8] and openflutttercommerce app [9] the amount of efforts to build a highly resilient and functional system is cheaper with complete control over customer, supply chain, pricing, product, marketing, sales and promotion data. Also the efforts will be similar to using shopify, bigcommerce with more cost-savings. Indeed shopify itself use many components from

But it's not a hint to the compiler. It's stating a fact to the compiler. It'll stop compilation. If I have a basket of fruit, all the items in that basket container are fruit. I can't put anything other than fruit in it. It's a basket of fruit. I know how to interact with the fruit due to its type. If I am able to put dung into my basket, my fruit is spoiled and I cannot assume how to interact with the objects in the basket. This is a PHP array without types at the array level. I can put dung into it and have no idea how to interact with it. Or are you saying that a container of any type is perfectly acceptable? Did the other languages (C++, C#, Java) get it wrong? eg. on this line can you tell me what the array holds and how I interact with it? What does array $operations hold? https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/420a8b6209a4e62ede

How do you know how you got to that point in the code without a debugger? What's the call stack like? How could you debug a call in a DLL that is being loaded by your program if you do not use a debugger? It might be alright for tiny programs but it's essential for "big" applications. printf'ing isn't going to help with 2 million+ lines of code or where there's a leak somewhere in that code (eg. someone else wrote some bad code or bad reference counting and didn't release when they should, eg. in COM wrappers in Windows), or someone is double-freeing some memory or trampling on memory and you need a hardware breakpoint to know what is modifying that memory at any given point. This doesn't affect just compiled languages either - how would you know what is constructing this object, for example? https://github.com/magento/magento2/blob/420a8