I'm building an API to support an external application. I have added several routes to it with no problem, but suddenly, when I add a new route (acars/delay
), I get a 404 error when trying to hit http://myurl.dev/api/acars/delay
with a POST request. Here is my api.php
file:
Route::post('acars/deactivate', 'APIAcarsController@deactivate');
Route::post('acars/ofp', 'APIAcarsController@ofp');
Route::post('acars/create', 'APIAcarsController@create');
Route::post('acars/pirep', 'APIAcarsController@pirep');
Route::post('acars/mx', 'APIAcarsController@mx');
Route::post('acars/delay', 'APIAcarsController@delay'); // <-- THIS IS THE BROKEN ROUTE
Controller method:
public function delay(Request $request) {
$acars = AcarsFlight::findOrFail($request->acars_flight_id);
$delay = AcarsDelay::create([
...
]);
return $delay;
}
The other routes work fine, but acars/delay
returns a 404 in Postman every time. My php artisan route:list
output looks like this:
There are no wildcards causing conflicts. I have tried clearing my route cache multiple times, restarting the server, etc. I have also tried moving the broken route to different positions in the api.php
file, but no luck. The only thing I can think of is that I recently upgraded the application from Laravel 6 to 8. I read the upgrade guides for v7 and v8, and the only thing I found was that in starting v7, unique route names are required, a requirement I believe I have met. I have verified about a thousand times that I'm using the right URL. Copying+pasting the URL into the browser gives me the extected 405
error.
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