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from the documentation

  • If your application is exclusively using controller routes, you may take advantage of Laravel's route cache.

this means every route must be to a controller (implicit or resourceful), not a closure.

you can still group routes with a closure, but you cannot echo or return anything in the closure. I had one closure that simply echoed something, but just moved it to a controller and it works find

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