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Now that I went through all 4.1.x versions, I should do the same for 4.0.x to find out what it would take to add compatibility for that.

I think there's only one statement left to be covered.

Seems that disabling the routes cache solves this, both by //comment and by TTL=0.

output of php artisan routes is identical.

It would be nice to know:

• if this code was copied from L5 or written for L4.1
• if this code is meant to work with $router->controller and $router->resource

Hi,

Thanks for the great library. It is very useful in projects with laravel 4.2

This is more a request, not a bug.

Is it possible for you to create a public function in the Router.php to clean the cache?
Sometimes we don't change the Routes.php but if we add a method in a controller that is defined by Route::Controller it will give 404. This happens when routes are cached and it didn't had that method before.
If I had that method (could be called though the Facade like Route::cleanCache() ) I could make a command that calls it.

Thanks,
Pedro

PS. sorry about the bad english

The version requirement for Laravel should be defined differently, at least for now.

@MaartenStaa since 4.1.0 compatibility and code coverage are all set, any plans to tag a release according to http://semver.org/ so users on packagist can use tagged version instead of dev-master?

As pointed our by @yuripave in pull request #2, integration tests with Laravel < 4.1.19 fail. I should check each individual version and figure out if I can make it work without getting too hacky.

Otherwise, may need to restrict Laravel version number (as updating from 4.1.x where x < 19 to 4.1.y with y >= 19 shouldn't be a problem in almost all cases).

I added the package and also included the service provider but it throws the following error.

Call to undefined method Illuminate\Routing\Router::cache()

Am I doing anything wrong or Any idea on why this is occurring ?

My route.php is quite long and it contains several Route::group. If the Route::cache(FILE, function() {}); function support multiple call then it would great.