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I've been using the Log Viewer in my Laravel project for several months without any issues. However, recently I encountered a 500 Internal Server Error when trying to access the Log Viewer interface. Upon inspecting the log file, I found the following error: I verified that the front-end assets are indeed present in the public/vendor directory. I also re-ran the suggested command: Despite this, the error persists and the Log Viewer still returns a 500 error. What could be causing this issue, even though the assets are already published? How can I resolve this error and restore access to the Log Viewer? |
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Considering the source, it checks for the following file. Does the file exist?: log-viewer/src/LogViewerService.php Lines 349 to 353 in 503c545 |
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Hey @NgYueHong @serious-angel , looks like the issue is similar to #463 The
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Hey @NgYueHong @serious-angel , looks like the issue is similar to #463
The
assetsAreCurrent()method did not respect the configured custom asset path.