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This driver does not support creating temporary URLs #2155
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@danharrin Oh yeah it does! Thank you so much |
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It seems that after this was introduced, it's no longer an option to trick the local driver into doing things not enabled by default? Previously, you could have something like
defined, and it would happily preview videos. Now it errors with "This driver does not support temporary urls". Is there a way this extendability can be restored? |
REOPEN |
Hey, was there any further progress on this? |
hi i have the same problem please help me i have on my project |
There is Livewire's configuration available in config/livewire.php where you can configure the drivers for temporary file uploads.
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Description
It seems that I'm no longer able to use the
temporaryUrl
for.jpg
or.jpeg
file since upgrading to Laravel 8.17.1. Probably related to this laravel/framework#35419 ?Exact steps to reproduce
Upload a
.jpg
or.jpeg
.Stripped-down, copy-pastable code snippets
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