I "fixed" the problem I was experiencing by adding a storage/framework/views/ folder to the application. Blade templates will not compile properly if that folder is missing. So while it "works" I'm not sure view cache is doing anything productive on the heroku ecosystem.
Jan 25, 2016
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Compiled Blades on Heroku
Hey all, I'm trying to deploy a laravel application to heroku and I'm running into the issue of heroku's ephemeral filesystem (i.e. I can't write any file locally).
Is there an easy way I can configure compiled blades to write to a database or S3 storage instead?
I've changed all the filesystem configuration to use S3 for files and redis for cache and sessions - however blades STILL compile to the /storage/framework/views directory.
Thanks!
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