Why is this route not hit?

@jlrdw Yep, that's the first thing I did. No use though. What specifically should I look for in the network tab?

Actual values from my test domain:

Request URL:
https://support.waitlist.guru/apple-orange
Request Method:
GET
Status Code:
404 Not Found
Remote Address:
13.232.81.13:443
Referrer Policy:
strict-origin-when-cross-origin
Cache-Control:
no-cache, private
Content-Encoding:
gzip
Content-Length:
2140
Content-Type:
text/html; charset=UTF-8
Date:
Thu, 09 Nov 2023 05:38:59 GMT
Server:
Caddy
Status:
404 Not Found
Vary:
Accept-Encoding
X-Original-Host:
support.waitlist.guru

@thebigk what is the response in the network tab.

And if you try:

Route::get('apple-orange', function() {
      echo "Apple and Orange";
   });

Does it work?

Try deleting bootstrap\packages.php and bootstrap\services.php

however Do Not Delete .gitignore.

This cache folder will be automatically rebuilt.

@jlrdw - I put

Route::get('apple-orange', function() {
      echo "Apple and Orange";
   });

in my routes/web.php at the top. Yet, the application throws 404.

The response in the network tab is the HTML code generated by Laravel for 404 page. This indicates that Laravel is actually receiving the request; but is unable to match it to any route, even the /, /test and apple-orange.

Second, I removed /bootstrap/cache/packages.php and bootstrap/cache/services.php files. Tried agin; the application throws 404.

@thebigk

In your case use the slash you had, sorry:

Route::get('/apple-orange', function() {
      echo "Apple and Orange";
   });

My .htacces is setup so I can skip the first slash.

@jlrdw I am using caddy instead of nginx. The / does not seem to make any difference. Still a 404.

My best guess at this point is that Laravel is actually using some other route to do the match; and not the domain. I checked with Route::current() and it does show correct apple-orange.

@thebigk check your route list for a possible conflict you may have forgot.

@jlrdw Really appreciate your help, but it looks pretty clean to me:

  GET|HEAD   / ..............................................Subdomain\PostsController@index
  POST       _ignition/execute-solution .............................................. ignition.executeSolution › Spatie\LaravelIgnition › ExecuteSolutionController
  GET|HEAD   _ignition/health-check .............................................. ignition.healthCheck › Spatie\LaravelIgnition › HealthCheckController
  POST       _ignition/update-config .............................................. ignition.updateConfig › Spatie\LaravelIgnition › UpdateConfigController
  GET|HEAD   api/user ..............................................
  GET|HEAD   apple-orange ...............................................
  GET|HEAD   support.waitlist.guru/apple-orange

Is there anything to look for in the configuration section? My brain is spinning.

@thebigk what is that last one?

GET|HEAD   support.waitlist.guru/apple-orange

Is https://support.customer.app/apple-orange the actual url?

@jlrdw - It's another test URL which I tried putting like this:

Route::domain('support.waitlist.guru')->group(function() {
//    dd(Route::current());
//   dd(request()->path());
    Route::get('apple-orange', function() {
      return "Apple and Orange";
   });
});

The https://support.waitlist.guru/apple-orange url is the actual URL I put in the browser.

@thebigk something like: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59560217/laravel-6-app-url-set-2-domains

You can use an array and use the in_array method.

But if this is a multi tenant app, look at how some packages on Github handles such things is my suggestion.