[10.x] Configurable storage path via environment variable #48115
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In the current implementation, the storage directory is statically set to `storage`. Given that this directory requires write permissions, it poses challenges in serverless environments and other scenarios where the filesystem might be read-only. To enhance Laravel's adaptability to diverse hosting environments, this pull request introduces the capability to override the default storage directory using the `STORAGE_PATH` environment variable.
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You can just call |
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That's what I do but then creating a package requires forking the entire project. I assume there must be some reason to keep this variable static. Thanks for checking anyway. |
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Can you just check |
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I used |
This was referenced Apr 29, 2024
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In the current implementation, the storage directory is statically set to
storage. Given that this directory requires write permissions, it poses challenges in serverless environments and other scenarios where the filesystem might be read-only.To enhance Laravel's adaptability to diverse hosting environments, this pull request introduces the capability to override the default storage directory using the
STORAGE_PATHenvironment variable.