The errors that blade throws are often useless because there is no real stack trace. Although there is no real stack trace it will produce a hint as to which view had the error in the top level error but only if you use a laravel directive to include it. If you use a kirby snippet() helper you will only see an error with no stack trace and a reference to the blade template that called it.
The errors that blade throws are often useless because there is no real stack trace. Although there is no real stack trace it will produce a hint as to which view had the error in the top level error but only if you use a laravel directive to include it. If you use a kirby snippet() helper you will only see an error with no stack trace and a reference to the blade template that called it.