No route found for "GET https://localhost/register"

[ghost]

I've been following a guide on the official Symfony site, for setting up users via the bundle symfonycasts/verify-email-bundle, and the make:user and make:registration_form commands.

Everything is fine, the Symfony default page is displayed, but in the guide it says "go to /register" in the browser, and when I do so, I get

No route found for "GET https://localhost/register"

After clearing the cache and checking the routes, I do see the route as available, and when I issue a route match command with "php bin/console router:match /register" I get this output:

 [OK] Route "app_register" matches                                                                                                                                                                                                           

+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Property     | Value                                                          |
+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Route Name   | app_register                                                   |
| Path         | /register                                                      |
| Path Regex   | {^/register$}sDu                                               |
| Host         | ANY                                                            |
| Host Regex   |                                                                |
| Scheme       | ANY                                                            |
| Method       | GET|HEAD                                                       |
| Requirements | NO CUSTOM                                                      |
| Class        | Symfony\Component\Routing\Route                                |
| Defaults     | _controller: App\Controller\RegistrationController::register() |
| Options      | compiler_class: Symfony\Component\Routing\RouteCompiler        |
|              | utf8: true                                                     |
+--------------+----------------------------------------------------------------+

So, everything looks fine. Additional notes...I'm using Symfony 6.0, and PHP8 with attributes, so my route function has this header:

#[Route(path: '/register', name: 'app_register', methods: ['GET', 'HEAD'])]
...but as I wasn't getting anywhere, I also added this in my routes.yaml file

app_register:
    path: /register
    controller: App\Controller\RegistrationController::register
    methods: ['GET', 'HEAD']

But still, I get the exception when trying to navigate to that page. I've tried switching to an annotation header in the code, but still the same issue.

Before I start debugging the issue in depth I was wondering if anyone had a similar issue or knows the reason.

Thank you SO much for any help!

[ahundiak]

Do any other routes work? I suspect you are using a webserver and it is not configured properly. Have you tried using symfony server:start? Be aware that unless you actually made a page for / then the default page you are seeing is not a real web page.

And while it is not related, why do you have HEAD as a method? Leave the method specification out until you get it to work. Then if you really feel you need to specify then use GET and POST.

[chyshyya]

Look for "caddy symfony configuration"
I'm absolutely sure that caddy has default config. It willn't work with symfony.

[ghost]

It does, but it was mentioned above that the "default" page you see after setting up a project is not a real served page.

[ahundiak]

The "no route found" message is coming from Symfony. So it seems like public/index.php is being properly executed. I don't understand why it's not matching. Possibly the https portion? This is purely a guess but maybe try http:://localhost/register and see if that matches.

Your comments on GET/HEAD also make me think you have some other stuff going on. Symfony of course uses GET/POST on the same request as a matter of routine. Maybe you made some other tweaks trying to get Symfony to work the way you think it should work.

Maybe post the output of bin/console debug:router

[chyshyya]

You must config caddy. It's not symfony error at all.

[ghost]

@chyshyya A stack trace would dispute the origins of the message. It's not from caddy, but thank you.
@ahundiak The HEAD on the route isn't important and just helps to the request got to the server correctly. I'm not using it for anything else.

I do not have a default route/controller so maybe that's part of the confusion here. That being said I'm just following the getting started guide. That being said I've jumped around in the guide quite a bit.

Thanks for the help guys, I think I'll just move on and create my CRUD resources and come back to this later.

[helmis123]

Can you share the failing code ?

[ngocongcan]

I got similar issue after setting up project Symfony 5.4 + Docker. Does anyone know the cause?

[ngocongcan]

I found the cause. It is secure firewalls configuration. In my case, the host is configured as localhost, but the request url uses 127.0.0.1.

[ghost]

@ngocongcan Localhost and 127.0.0.1 should resolve to the same. In the /etc/hosts file there will be a reference to say as much.
I've only ever seen that to be an issue in a remote MySQL connection, not to do with web.

[mikaelz]

Had the same, I had forgot to mount volume with codebase 🤦 debug:router showed the URL because I was checking inside container, but the browser was checking the docker image without the new codebase

[Trusardi]

You must require:

composer require symfony/apache-pack

After that just change FollowSymLinks to SymLinksIfOwnerMatch ... and "vu à la" ... This package reconfigure Your code for Apache web-server ...

[hugohebbinckuys]

I think you import Route like that : // use Symfony\Component\Routing\Attribute\Route; but you mst import it like that : use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route;