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Do a "php artisan optimize" in your app's directory directly on your Vagrant box. The directories of the Whoops resource files get a little screwy.
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Sep 17, 2014
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Level 4
Errors not showing in Laravel 5 App
I got a fresh laravel 5 app set up but I can't see any errors on screen. I have turned debug to true in app.php and added the correct write permissions to the storage folder.
What should I enable to start seeing normal errors on my browser screen? I am using Homestead. I can see errors being properly logged in laravel.log
Level 5
Or delete storage/meta/compiled.php file.
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Level 20
Anyone knows why is this happening now?, before 5 and even in 4.3 that issue didn't exist.
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Level 1
When "storage/meta/compiled.php" doesn't exist (as in my case) then do " 'php artisan optimize' in your app's directory directly on your Vagrant box." as nwitthaus said above. This worked for me.
Level 2
I solve this by changing the permission of the storage directory chmod 755 app/storage -R
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Level 32
@aakash It actually needs to be 775 if you use www-data as group
Level 1
or on .env file, make it: APP_ENV=local APP_DEBUG=true
Level 1
I don't know if it's the case for most of you but for me it was the fact that when I created a new laravel project in 5.4, the Whoops package was no longer present in the composer.json file.
"require-dev": {
"filp/whoops": "^2.1"
}
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found a solution: change APP_ENV=dev in .env
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