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Call to undefined method #20
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Sounds like you put the service provider before the base laravel providers, which would explain why a method provided by inheritance -- from Make sure you put the LaravelFirebaseServiceProvider in [edit] Unless http://laravel.com/api/4.2/Illuminate/Support/ServiceProvider.html |
Thank you for your reply. They are at the end of everything else:
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I did a clean Laravel install, and installed laravel-firebase. Every time I do
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Ah sorry I see it now. Has to do with the way package development is done as of Laravel 5: http://laravel.com/docs/5.1/packages I made the new release explicit (0.4) and would suggest you use an older one if you don’t require newer Guzzle compatibility and don’t with to use Laravel 5.
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Thank you, yes that was the issue. Using version 0.2.1 works fine with Laravel 4.2.17. |
I have the same error, which was you solution? what is "version 0.2.1" that you use to solved? |
Hi @javiervelaz , I'm not able to confirm what I did at that time but I believe I simply stated (in the "require" module): "j42/laravel-firebase": "0.2.1" |
that worked, thanks. any ideas? |
After installing I get this error:
Call to undefined method J42\LaravelFirebase\LaravelFirebaseServiceProvider::publishes()
Whole error message:
My composer.json:
My app.php:
What am I doing wrong?
Regards.
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