foo.bar not found, did you mean foo.bar?

[muhammadmp97]

• Laravel Version: 8.40
• PHP Version: 8.1
• Database Driver & Version: -

Description:

When you create a view named "foo.bar.blade.php" in views directory, you see such an error:
View [foo.bar] not found... Did you mean foo.bar?
It looks both funny and confusing, but we know why it happens: Laravel replaces the dots with slashes.
Is it a bug? I'll be happy to contribute and fix it if you consider such things bugs. Hence, let me know to try.

Steps To Reproduce:

Use dots in the view names.

[henzeb]

does the problem also persist in laravel 9.19.0, which is the latest version as of writing?

[muhammadmp97]

I started to explore and found that it has nothing to do with Laravel. It's about facade-ignition that shows us beautiful error pages!

This is the pull request I created and I hope they merge it:
facade/ignition#457

[henzeb]

I doubt they will merge that...you didn't add a test.

[muhammadmp97]

Happily I fixed the problem and the pull request accepted:
facade/ignition#457

[getsolaris]

Great