resource_path('lang/…') is no longer needed and error-prone because of the change of the language path in Laravel 9.
I just realized, that none of my translations work anymore on PHP level (took a while to realize this because most of my frontend is translated via Vue.js). After a bit research I saw that the export of the language files is done with resource_path('lang/vendor/nova-queues') which puts the files in /resources/lang instead of /lang. Until Laravel 8 this was not a problem but the language directory changed in Laravel 9. But if there is an lang directory in resources the one in the main directory is ignored.
So I optimized the export to use the new lang_path() function.
den1n
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1 year ago
resource_path('lang/…')is no longer needed and error-prone because of the change of the language path in Laravel 9.I just realized, that none of my translations work anymore on PHP level (took a while to realize this because most of my frontend is translated via Vue.js). After a bit research I saw that the export of the language files is done with
resource_path('lang/vendor/nova-queues')which puts the files in/resources/langinstead of/lang. Until Laravel 8 this was not a problem but the language directory changed in Laravel 9. But if there is anlangdirectory inresourcesthe one in the main directory is ignored.So I optimized the export to use the new
lang_path()function.