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BhSimon opened this issue May 12, 2025 · 1 comment
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Lowercase subfolder names in View/Components generated by "artisan make:component" not recognised on Linux #55713

BhSimon opened this issue May 12, 2025 · 1 comment
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BhSimon commented May 12, 2025

Laravel Version

12.x

PHP Version

8.2

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Description

When making a components with the php artisan make:component command, if the provided component name contains a lowercase subfolder, for example php artisan make:component book/Form, the created subfolder name is not recognised on a production Linux host.

The solution was to change App/Views/Components/book to App/Views/Components/Book.

Does it make sense to implement this constraint in the make:component command, making the View subfolder name lcfirst on creation?

Steps To Reproduce

Run command:

php artisan make:component book/Form

Place dd(); in the constructor of Form.php.
Deploy to Linux host with apache2.

The dd() is not fired.

Rename App/Views/Components/book to App/Views/Components/Book and retry.

The dd() is fired.
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