[5.x] Suggestion : Add auth_session
variable in default config file
#1452
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During the update to Laravel 11, I encountered a difficult-to-understand issue:
Target class [] does not exist.
Beforehand, I had cleaned up my configuration files to align with the new, cleaner Laravel 11 structure. The only different element remaining in my configuration file was the
features
array [ in the config stub file ].It appears that the
Target class [] does not exist
issue stemmed from the absence of thejetstream.auth_session
variable, which is typically found inweb.php
:Adding this variable to my configuration file resolved the issue. I wondered if it might be a good idea to include it by default in the
vendor/laravel/jetstream/config/jetstream.php
file.