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is it able to work with Octane? #55
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Hi, sorry for the delay... I'm very very constrained in this period... However, I never used Octane, so I'm not able to properly answer you... But I don't have the code, so I'm only guessing Cheers Giacomo |
any news here? |
nope… I’m sorry but I don’t use Octane so I’m not be able to help… I left the issue open but it seems nobody could help cheers giacomo |
I will test Octane + Swoole with multidomain! If somebody test before, call here! |
Hi |
Hi, any news? Thanks. |
Hey guys! In my initial tets it dont work. Only get original .env. Thanks! |
@gecche any chance to add support Octane? Thank you. |
I think Octane support would require a massive change in architecture of the package. Octane splits off part of execution to run once and stay in memory. This package is based on the normal execution where the entire execution flow is run per request. I plan to use Octane with FrankenPHP so maybe I will fork the repo here and develop it for that paradigm. I need it anyway. It would be great if a more experienced coder were to do it, but... |
Hey Folks,
I was able to put my project (which use laravel-multidomain) to work with octane (swoole), with no additional effort it is able to run cli commands.
But when I try from web looks like only use the original .env file no matter the domain I use. Any suggestion to solve it?
Thank in advance
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