If you have a website which has multiple domains, and subsequently multiple sessions, you might visit a page showing paginated resources, and the class which has the pagination data, such as the path for the links is cached. This means the baseURL for the pagination links is also cached, and won't change when the URL of the website changes.
For example:
go to mywebsite.com - and load a page with paginated data - the links will show with the correct URL
process to mywebsite.app - and loads the same page with paginated data - the links will show with the previous URL, not the current one.
Eloquent Query
Please provide the complete eloquent query that caused the bug, for example:
User::paginate();
Stack Trace
N.A
Environment
PHP: 7.4
OS: Windows 10, Ubuntu 20.04 (WSL) and AWS Llambdas
Laravel: 8.36.2
Model Caching 0.11.1
Additional context
This behaviour is not too unpleasant and quite edge casey, however, it does get confusing when a pagination link changes your domain from one to another, and then you lose your session.
Describe the bug
If you have a website which has multiple domains, and subsequently multiple sessions, you might visit a page showing paginated resources, and the class which has the pagination data, such as the path for the links is cached. This means the baseURL for the pagination links is also cached, and won't change when the URL of the website changes.
For example: go to mywebsite.com - and load a page with paginated data - the links will show with the correct URL process to mywebsite.app - and loads the same page with paginated data - the links will show with the previous URL, not the current one.
Eloquent Query Please provide the complete eloquent query that caused the bug, for example:
Stack Trace N.A
Environment
Additional context
This behaviour is not too unpleasant and quite edge casey, however, it does get confusing when a pagination link changes your domain from one to another, and then you lose your session.
I have a fix in mind, and the PR will follow.