Closed tanthammar closed 3 years ago
Same here. Laravel 8, PHP 7.4.
I did a fresh installation of w Laravel 8 Jetstream + teams. it worked. Will try to figure out what Filament doesn't like with my boilerplate.
After running a php artisan route:clear
before installation, problem solved. 👍
I found the culprit in my boilerplate.
Collided with my custom config/nova->path
and filament default url. Both were set to "admin
".
A humble suggestion would be to add a check to the Filament RouteServiceProvider
.
Like
// if route exists
// throw an error to console
// else
// register the routes to the app...
Guess others might have an existing admin route when installing the package.
how did you solve that, I already got installed nova now I want also to add filament...? thanks in advance
how did you solve that, I already got installed nova now I want also to add filament...? thanks in advance
i'm just digging into filament and i ran into the same issue, filament path conflicts with what i have in nova config, so i will suggest you change nova.path in config to something different from what filament uses or change the filament.path in the config too
Describe the bug Following the "Getting Started" guide, when I get to the third step I get an error.
To reproduce did this:
Then this, but get an error:
Route [filament.auth.login] not defined
I enter
name
,password
and "yes
" to create anadministrator
user.Screenshots
Context Fresh Laravel 8 Jetstream with Teams and Livewire. php 8