Description
This is a request for change, it's not a bug, neither a new feature
Description
Most shared hosting servers disabled the usage of putenv(). So after commenting out all putenv calls in the Application class, calling Artisan::call('migrate') from Laravel still works. The putenv calls only register console width and height, so I don't see why that has to be in an environment variable. I would argue that it's bad OO programming, but I don't know the fine details of it. If this "request" gets denied, perhaps somebody could clarify why it's necessary?
Side Note
I saw that the "Support" template had a ⛔ sign and a link to a symfony web page. As far as I could tell, I had to either create a new community account that I didn't want to create or use the "support for commerical products" form, which I don't own a license for. Perhaps a more common platform, like Discord or whatever would be a nice addition.