Attempting to upgrade from radix 5 to radix version 6 causes a large number of errors with rename and mkdir in the creation of twig cache files. This has been previous reported with IIS and the Barrio theme, but the problem is more general. I am using Windows WAMP server (Apache) and am having the same problem.
Example:
Warning: mkdir(): Not a directory in Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\FileStorage->createDirectory() (line 112 of core\lib\Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\FileStorage.php).
User warning: mkdir(): Permission Denied in Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\FileStorage->createDirectory() (line 123 of core\lib\Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\FileStorage.php).
Warning: rename(sites/drivingevals.com/files/php/twig/.IGl7-aydaHhhnbOnPaf85rTOAjY,sites/drivingevals.com/files/php/twig/675653a40ba6f_radix:alert_xp7YIn66tuR5KdnGZD4tCMHQq/TYR-NNK0rZq39H8qEJMhzgMfYS2FpRhTgQblWSmuf44.php): The system cannot find the path specified (code: 3) in Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\MTimeProtectedFastFileStorage->save() (line 88 of core\lib\Drupal\Component\PhpStorage\MTimeProtectedFastFileStorage.php).
1. On a windows server, install and enable radix version 6.
2. Display any page and observe dozens of warning
The related issue seeks to sanitize the directory and file names in core by replacing colons with underscores.
An alternative would be for radix to avoid the use of colons by renaming the template from radix:COMPONTENT to radix_COMPONENT or maybe radix__COMPONENT (double underscore)
This would affect users who have already created sub-themes for radix v6. They would have to rename their templates and any references, such as twig includes.
I hesitantly rate this issue as critical because it prevent use with windows. While I suspect windows is rare for a production server, I think it's not uncommon for development (such as I do).
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I don't see how this issue can be resolved in Radix itself. See a solution in core here:
https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3479427#comment-15893213
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Bootstrap Barrio theme gives errors under Windows/IIS
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TL;DR: If you are developing or deploying on Windows, you'll need the above patch to avoid PHP errors with directory / file names containing colons.