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When you have multiple YAML documents in one file these are separated with a line consisting of three dashes, or starting with three dashes followed by a space. Most YAML parsers, including ruamel.yaml either expect a single document file (when using YAML().load()) or a multi-document file (when using YAML().load_all()).

The method .load() returns the single data structure, and complains if there seems to be more than one document (i.e. when it encounters the second --- in your file). The .load_all() method can handle one or more YAML documents, but always returns an iterator.

Your input happens to be a valid multi-document YAML file but the markdown part often makes this not be the case. It easily could always have been valid YAML by just changing the second --- into --- | thereby making the markdown part a (multi-line) literal scalar string. I have no idea why the designers of such YAML frontmatter formats didn't specify that, it might have to do that some parsers (like PyYAML) fail to parse such non-indented literal scalar strings at the root level correctly, although examples of those are in the YAML specification.

In your example the markdown part is so simple that it is valid YAML without having to specify the | for literal scalar string. So you could use .load_all() on this input. But just adding e.g. a line starting with a dash to the markdown section, will result in an invalid YAML document, so you if you use .load_all(), you have to make sure you do not iterate so far as to parse the second document:

I was able to solve this with below resolution:

Provided 'host network user' permissions in Host Project to Google APIs Service Agent account (serviceAccount:@cloudservices.gserviceaccount.com) specific to host project network shared with service project (role = "roles/compute.networkUser")

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It seems that export command isn't environment-proof.

Finally, I removed these lines:

Change version of the domain from cpanel. Laravel required more than 7.3 version. I am facing same issue. Resolve from capnel using multiphp option.

Change version to 7.3

See error : You are running 7.1.14

run composer dump-autoload before you make zip and upload project files to hosting and please make sure you include vendor folder in the upload.

The namespace is wrong in your model, you're missing the sub-namespace of Model and have only the vendor namespace, which in the Laravel framework is set to App, pointing to the app folder as its base.

Changing your Admin models namespace to include the sub-namespace will fix your issue.

Conclusion: don't install cviebrock/eloquent-sluggable 7.0.2 (conflict analysis result)

https://github.com/cviebrock/eloquent-sluggable

It clearly states in the package doc's that you need version 8 of the package for laravel 8.

So change