$larafetch does not work with the installed
"axios": "^0.21.2", from @vercel in your program. It brings the 419 error or the response dismatch token.
According to research at Axios, I could not find the error in any other package.json file.
One question, can I install axios version 1.5.1 and if so where should I install axios, in the breeze-nuxt?
Is there a guide where this problem with your package has already been addressed and solved. I have been researching for a long time how could I solve the problem? I think everyone in the production environment should have this problem.
More Infos to the error:
https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/6047
Can I use 2 different top-level domains or do I have to work with subdomains? I use different https://frontend.com and https://backend.com domains. The cookie values that are generated do not match. I get a 419 error message in the browser.
I have noticed the following.
After comparing the request csrf-cookie (both tokens) and the next request login compared
the cookies in the request cookies are correct but in the response cookies the laravel_session are not the same.
So the problem is that laravel_session has lost the value of csrf-cookie (laravel_session) when calling the login page in response cookies.
there is a different value in the laravel_session.
$larafetch does not work with the installed "axios": "^0.21.2", from @vercel in your program. It brings the 419 error or the response dismatch token. According to research at Axios, I could not find the error in any other package.json file. One question, can I install axios version 1.5.1 and if so where should I install axios, in the breeze-nuxt? Is there a guide where this problem with your package has already been addressed and solved. I have been researching for a long time how could I solve the problem? I think everyone in the production environment should have this problem. More Infos to the error: https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/6047
Can I use 2 different top-level domains or do I have to work with subdomains? I use different https://frontend.com and https://backend.com domains. The cookie values that are generated do not match. I get a 419 error message in the browser.
I have noticed the following. After comparing the request csrf-cookie (both tokens) and the next request login compared the cookies in the request cookies are correct but in the response cookies the laravel_session are not the same.
So the problem is that laravel_session has lost the value of csrf-cookie (laravel_session) when calling the login page in response cookies. there is a different value in the laravel_session.
Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards Dieter Deutsch