Just tried this (added \Log::debug('test')) to boot method of RouteServiceProvider and it works.
Maybe your debug is turned off? Try replacing logging with dd($router) or some other kind of termination.
That does not work either. Like I told, I can even delete the whole content of the RouteServiceProvider file and I don't get any errors. Can't figure this out...
Probably you have optimized the framework previously. In this case, laravel creates a single file from all necessary framework files to load faster. So, when a request is made, this file will be read instead of many separate files. You need to remove the optimized file:
$ php artisan clear-compiled
Thank you so much the clear-compiled command solved the problem!
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