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hi, I've some core modification and want to use override files. but what if there will be a lot of overrides files? is it make slower performance?

thank you

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I advice you create a module and put your overrides into the module. They will be installed when you install that module. Creating overrides manually might prevent thirtybees from installing modules that overrides the same file.

Note that you won't be able to install any module that overrides the same function, that's just the fundamental limitations of this technology

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@wakabayashi use this: Do you benefit from thirty bees? [Please help support the project with a few dollars per month.](https://www.patreon.com/thirtybees) Only 24 supporters right now, I believe our community can do better!

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...or use https://uptimerobot.com/ to create a monitor that check if 24 is present in the https://www.patreon.com/thirtybees page. :dizzy:

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Here's the uptimerobot page I published... when it goes down means that the patrons number is changed https://stats.uptimerobot.com/E9g0wFwkG

p.s. it checks every 30 minutes

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I have used this module with lots of success in cases of multiple overrides on the same function:

https://addons.prestashop.com/en/administrative-tools/20250-multi-override.html

It is actually pretty clever. It creates an override file where it contains a chain of override needed for a same function, as if it was only one override (not sure it all makes sense but that is the jist as I understand it). It does not always work the first time, sometimes you need to install modules in a certain order, but overall, it solved most of my overrides problems.

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