As title says. Sometimes you will mount the /storage path elsewhere for persistence. Laravel sometimes doesn't play nice if any of these are missing, like using view:clear which gives an error when the cache view directory doesn't exist.
The AUTORUN_LARAVEL_STORAGE_RECREATE environment variables re-creates the storage directories used by Laravel:
As title says. Sometimes you will mount the
/storagepath elsewhere for persistence. Laravel sometimes doesn't play nice if any of these are missing, like usingview:clearwhich gives an error when the cache view directory doesn't exist.The
AUTORUN_LARAVEL_STORAGE_RECREATEenvironment variables re-creates the storage directories used by Laravel:It's opt-in.