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Seems correct to me, since you have cached Channel::all forever ?
Jul 31, 2018
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after migrate:refresh, always have to run cache:clear to see the view composer data
Everytime I run "migrate:refresh", I always then have to run "cache:clear" to see the view composer data, in this case the "channels":
AppServierProvider.php :
public function boot()
{
\View::composer('*', function ($view){
$channels = \Cache::rememberForever('channels', function (){
return Channel::all();
});
$view->with('channels', $channels);
});
After "migrate:refresh" and with tinker "factory('App\Thread', 30)->create();", I don't see the channels.
I have to run "cache:clear". The instructor (Jeffrey), does not run "cache:clear".
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Yes it is cache forever, so why I have to re-run cache:clear ?
The instructor is not doing cache:clear.
The data should still be there after a migrate:refresh
Level 122
What cache driver are you using?
Level 3
CACHE_DRIVER=file
Level 122
your factory creates new channels? Are they faked (ie, different each time?)
What tutorial of Jeffrey' are you referring to?
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He does migrate:refresh, then creates new threads. When a thread is created, it creates an associated thread in the process. After his thread creation, his channels cache still works, not mine.
Level 3
Level 122
So after seeding, aren't the channels all named differently? How is having the old cached channels of any use as they will have wrong names?
Level 122
When you run migrate:refresh why is the cache table not empty?
Have you checked what it contains before and after migrate:refresh
Are you sure you are using database for cache?
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@snapey He said he was using file for caching.
CACHE_DRIVER=file
Level 3
Even though I'm refreshing the channels table with "migrate:refresh" and "tinker factory create threads", the already cached "channels" should be retrievable if I die dump the "channels" from a view. It's empty.
Strange.
Maybe a bug with laravel cache and homestead on windows ?!?
Level 3
Solution was to start the migrations from scratch : migrate:fresh instead of migrate:refresh
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