Closed samuel-lujan closed 3 years ago
No you don't need to run this command to apply the configuration. The problem is if you already cached the configuration earlier; resulting in that it didn't update when you made changes. To clear the cache and not re-cache it; you run php artisan config:clear
When you are ready / not making changes to the configuration you can cache it with the command you mentioned. Please note that some applications cannot have a configuration cache; so it depends on your use case if you really want to cache it or not.
No you don't need to run this command to apply the configuration. The problem is if you already cached the configuration earlier; resulting in that it didn't update when you made changes. To clear the cache and not re-cache it; you run
php artisan config:clear
This is a good tip, cause I really didn't know this rule, this is gonna be so usefully to me and my team! thanks :)
When you are ready / not making changes to the configuration you can cache it with the command you mentioned. Please note that some applications cannot have a configuration cache; so it depends on your use case if you really want to cache it or not.
Yup! got it :)
After to add Aliases and Providers, and Creating SeoTools, we need to run
php artisan config:cache