The `php artisan migrate` is not working

@Sinnbeck No, it does not. It is in the root of migrations folder

@rmmlcny share the migration file(s) that are not running

@tykus all the files in the database/migrations does not run, It's the default migration files when creating new Laravel 8 project.

2014_10_12_000000_create_users_table.php

2014_10_12_100000_create_password_resets_table.php

2019_08_19_000000_create_failed_jobs_table.php

2019_12_14_000001_create_personal_access_tokens_table.php

@rmmlcny what do you get if you run php artisan migrate:status

@rmmlcny oh?!?!

If you execute php artisan migrate:status; does the command output even show these migration files as not ran?

@Sinnbeck Oh my, its No migrations found.

@rmmlcny is this a completely vanilla Laravel 8 project?? Or, has someone modified the default migrations path in (for example) a Service Provider?

@tykus It's completely vanilla, I did multiple installations of new Laravel project but it's still the same problem.

@tykus It didn't work. It says Nothing to migrate.

@rmmlcny what is your database configuration?

@tykus The .env file?

@rmmlcny I meant generally.

Can you check your logs as well?

@tykus

I used mysql, and is running in a host 127.0.0.1 with port 3306.

I don't know where to check the logs, but I checked the logs/laravel.log, if I'm correct. One of the message shown here is:

[2022-01-20 12:00:12] local.ERROR: No arguments expected for "migrate" command, got "C:/Program Files/Git/database/migrations/2014_10_12_000000_create_users_table". {"exception":"[object] (Symfony\\Component\\Console\\Exception\\RuntimeException(code: 0): No arguments expected for \"migrate\" command, got \"C:/Program Files/Git/database/migrations/2014_10_12_000000_create_users_table\". at G:\\[My stuff]\\- Practice code\\Laravel\\example-app\\vendor\\symfony\\console\\Input\\ArgvInput.php:193)

@rmmlcny I suppose that was from earlier?

@tykus yeah

@rmmlcny I'm stumped. I would start by source diving adding temporary dds in the MigrateCommand (and beyond) to see if it is finding the migration files at all; checking paths etc.

To be honest, this is such a basic feature of the framework; I would be surprised if the issue was with the laravel framework. You could try again in a completely new Laravel project; then with a SQLite database instead of mysql - something/anything to change the outcome(s)...

@rmmlcny why it is inside "C:/Program Files/Git/"? How about you try work on other none system directory instead of c:\program files, say d:\projects? How about you use the artisan command to create a new migration file and execute the migrate command again, will it migrate?

@siangboon Oh my God, thank you. So basically, I stored my project in the other drive which was the 'G:' drive and I tried to move it in the 'C:' drive, now it works. HOOOH! It took me 1 day to found the solution.

@Snapey I got empty in migrations

 Illuminate\Support\Collection {#3508
     all: [],
 }

In the config('database') , I got

 [
     "default" => "mysql",
     "connections" => [
       "sqlite" => [
         "driver" => "sqlite",
         "url" => null,
         "database" => "example",
         "prefix" => "",
         "foreign_key_constraints" => true,
       ],
       "mysql" => [
         "driver" => "mysql",
         "url" => null,
         "host" => "127.0.0.1",
         "port" => "3306",
         "database" => "example",
         "username" => "root",
         "password" => "",
         "unix_socket" => "",
         "charset" => "utf8mb4",
         "collation" => "utf8mb4_unicode_ci",
         "prefix" => "",
         "prefix_indexes" => true,
         "strict" => true,
         "engine" => null,
         "options" => [],
       ],
       "pgsql" => [
         "driver" => "pgsql",
         "url" => null,
         "host" => "127.0.0.1",
         "port" => "3306",
         "database" => "example",
         "username" => "root",
         "password" => "",
         "charset" => "utf8",
         "prefix" => "",
         "prefix_indexes" => true,
         "schema" => "public",
         "sslmode" => "prefer",
       ],
       "sqlsrv" => [
         "driver" => "sqlsrv",
         "url" => null,
         "host" => "127.0.0.1",
         "port" => "3306",
         "database" => "example",
         "username" => "root",
         "password" => "",
         "charset" => "utf8",
         "prefix" => "",
         "prefix_indexes" => true,
       ],
     ],
     "migrations" => "migrations",
     "redis" => [
       "client" => "phpredis",
       "options" => [
         "cluster" => "redis",
         "prefix" => "laravel_database_",
       ],
       "default" => [
         "url" => null,
         "host" => "127.0.0.1",
         "password" => null,
         "port" => "6379",
         "database" => "0",
       ],
       "cache" => [
         "url" => null,
         "host" => "127.0.0.1",
         "password" => null,
         "port" => "6379",
         "database" => "1",
       ],
     ],
   ]

@SardarDev Wow, would never have found that, big thanks!