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I am not sure if this issue belongs in this forum but I try.
I have configured deploy.php without modifying the caching part. Now when I let deploy.php run artisan:route:cache it causes the following error message when I try to reach my web application in the browser with ULR: https://foo/bar/current/public/
The GET method is not supported for route /. Supported methods: HEAD
If I then run php artisan route:clear, or override this in deploy.php, this error disappears. I guess it has a performance penalty though. If I then run php artisan route:cache the error reappears.
Closure-Based Routes: Laravel's route cache doesn't support closure-based routes. You've mentioned you have a closure for your root route in web.php. This can be a possible reason for the problem. Convert your closure route to use a controller method:
Check the .env File: Ensure that your .env file (and its cached version) doesn't have any inconsistencies regarding the app URL or any other configurations. Any changes in the .env file should be followed by:
php artisan config:clear
Then try caching the routes again.
Review Your Deployment Script: Ensure that the order of artisan commands in your deployment script is correct. Generally, you might want to clear the config and route cache before regenerating them.
.htaccess File: The .htaccess file seems correct, but make sure it's in the correct directory (public) and that the web server has the necessary permissions to read it. Also, ensure your server is set up to respect .htaccess configurations.
Middleware & Route Grouping: Ensure you don't have any middleware or route group configurations that might interfere with the root route. For instance, there might be a middleware or group that forces a trailing slash, and the behavior with caching may differ.
Check for Duplicate Routes: Ensure that there aren't any duplicate routes defined. Duplicate routes can cause issues when caching, as Laravel might cache the wrong route.
Logs & Debugging: Look at Laravel's logs (storage/logs/laravel.log) and the web server's logs to see if there's any additional information about the issue. This can provide insights into any underlying problems.
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I am not sure if this issue belongs in this forum but I try.
I have configured
deploy.php
without modifying the caching part. Now when I let deploy.php runartisan:route:cache
it causes the following error message when I try to reach my web application in the browser with ULR: https://foo/bar/current/public/If I then run
php artisan route:clear
, or override this indeploy.php
, this error disappears. I guess it has a performance penalty though. If I then runphp artisan route:cache
the error reappears.If I instead use the URL: https://foo/bar/current/public/dashboard it works.
In
web.php
I have a default root route like this:If I remember correct the .htaccess file is untouched with the following standard RewriteCond and ...Rule:
How can I make the route cache work?
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