Following the steps I can see my /blog route in the browser with the example blog post but cannot access /admin route.
I get the following error:
InvalidArgumentException
Route [login] not defined.
It seems like the routing is getting confused with the default laravel routing somewhere? I don't get this error when installing cnvs as a standalone app. Do you know a way around this?
The shortfall of installing as a standalone app seems to be I can't customise with vue.js2 as I would with a fresh Laravel 5.6 installation.
Steps i've tried:
If I run php artisan make:auth (not part of the steps) then I can only access the default authentication routes.
First off, thanks for taking the time to create the issue. Closing because everything v3.x related will remain as-is and won’t receive anymore updates. The next release is slated for this week, so stay tuned!
To Repro: Following a fresh Laravel Framework 5.6 installation Using your guide: https://cnvs.readme.io/v3.3/docs/integrating-canvas-in-an-existing-project
Following the steps I can see my /blog route in the browser with the example blog post but cannot access /admin route.
I get the following error:
It seems like the routing is getting confused with the default laravel routing somewhere? I don't get this error when installing cnvs as a standalone app. Do you know a way around this?
The shortfall of installing as a standalone app seems to be I can't customise with vue.js2 as I would with a fresh Laravel 5.6 installation.
Steps i've tried: If I run php artisan make:auth (not part of the steps) then I can only access the default authentication routes.