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Solution

Oh.. As I see, vendor folder shouldn't be in github.

Last updated 1 year ago.
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Can you explain the solution please.

I have this error after running composer update command on my project and can't find the problem anywhere.

Dave

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Running this solved my problem: php artisan cache:clear

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For me clearing cache didn't helped. I just removed whole vendor directory from production server and then used 'php composed.phar update'. After this just add vendor folder to .gitignore on local environment and when deploying, use composer update (if composer json was changed or you just want to get some updates).

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