Introduction to ConfigClearCommand command in Laravel 8
If you are also a Laravel user, it is essential to maintain the configurations and bindings in a very important web project. In Laravel 8, one of the options available for managing configurations is the ConfigClearCommand
command. This command helps you to clear your project's configuration cache and implement new changes in your configuration.
In general, whenever you make changes to your configurations in the binding files, these changes will not reflect until the cache is cleared. Therefore, it is crucial that whenever changes are made to the configurations, you clear the configuration cache to ensure that these changes are applied correctly.
For example, if you change the database configuration, if you do not clear the cache, Laravel may still use the previous configurations. With the use of ConfigClearCommand
, you can easily clear the configuration cache whenever needed.
Using the ConfigClearCommand
in Laravel is very easy and just requires a command in the terminal. In the following, we will explain how to use this command and go over several important points.
How to use the ConfigClearCommand command
php artisan config:clear
Step-by-step explanation
Let’s review the code below:
php artisan config:clear
This command is used from the Laravel CLI and tells it to execute the config:clear
command. This command quickly clears the configuration cache and can allow you to see new changes in your configuration.