Building with APP_NAME=Laravel cause error

[IvanSerpa]

What happened?

The executable generated by php artisan native:build linux only renders the generic "500 SERVER ERROR" page.
php artisan native:serve renders the page correctly.
Changing APP_NAME in .env to anything other than "Laravel" bypasses the issue and the page renders correctly.

How to reproduce the bug

Fresh install of Laravel.
Fresh install of NativePHP.
Leave APP_NAME=Laravel in .env file.
Run php artisan native:build linux.
Run the executable.

Package Version

0.3.3

PHP Version

8.2.8

Laravel Version

10.17.1

Node Version

20.4.0

Which operating systems does with happen with?

Linux

Notes

Changing debug to true in config/app.php makes the executable generated by php artisan native:build linux work even with APP_NAME=Laravel, and it doesn't show any errors.

[simonhamp]

@IvanSerpa I've not been able to reproduce this. Does it still occur for you?

[Dalovec]

@simonhamp
I've actually encountered that hot reloading doesn't work if the App name is Laravel. So there might be something to this.
Reproduction:

• make a new project
• add tailwind and add @vite to welcome.blade.php
• npm run dev
• php artisan native:serve
• add any text or something to try hot reloading

With blade changes (html content) you must restart the dev server and css/js doesn't actually change unless you run npm run build.
If you change the app name suddenly everything works as intended.

[simonhamp]

@Dalovec I'm not able to reproduce what you're seeing, but that feels like a separate issue to me.

@IvanSerpa for production builds, 500 errors should get logged into [APPDATA]/storage/logs/* - do you see any errors there?