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I'm trying to install Laravel Valet on my system using Homebrew. I'm on the step where I'm installing Composer. I'm trying to install it globally. After installing it says: Composer (version 2.0.12) successfully installed to: /Users/ryan/composer.phar But when I try to check the version using composer -v, it says: Could not open input file: /usr/local/bin/composer.phar. Why is it looking there? Also, this is what I have in my PATH's file:

I'm working with Snowflake and loading json files from a Staging environment to an ODS environment.

The structure of the json data looks like this:

When processing a job batch, when it goes to the next job and finishes it is throwing a reflection exception. You can find my exception details on Flare.

I've seen other posts about Reflection exceptions, so I've tried

• Restarting valet
• composer update
• composer dump-autoload

My job is dispatched using the following code:

Do you know of any way to run Valet on a port other than 80? I need it because it's going to conflict with MAMP (and don't want to change MAMP ports).

test.py

I'm developing site with subdomain. I am using laravel valet as well So, It's currently look like https://app.portal.test/ in my local environment. I want to share this site using laravel valet sharing site option sharing-sites-via-ngrok. But it's not working. So I guess I want to do something different for sharing with subdomain. Anyone have any idea how to do for valet share for subdomain?

Using php 7.2

I am trying to automatically add a header to any response for files being fetched stored within the /storage/ folder.

Whenever I use this location-block:

This feels like it's all way harder than it should be. I am working on an application for a client and am at the end of my rope trying to get this thing running locally. So, I am using Laravel(served through Valet on my mac) and am writing a Socket.io server for handling different dashboard events. Socket.io runs in an https configuration as it will in production and I've got it running on port 3001. I've got both serving content over https, resolved all configuration issues there. However, now I can not stop getting CORS errors whenever I try to connect.

Here is the error I am getting:

Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://ags.test:3001/socket.io/?EIO=3&transport=polling&t=1605106550351-47' from origin 'https://ags.test' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

I've done a fair bit of testing on this and found that if I do a GET request to the root (/) of the express server, it works fine and without CORS errors. However, the polling at the url posted in the error above is still providing the same CORS error.

If it isn't abundantly obvious by now, I'm fairly new to the node ecosystem. So what I'm caught up on is what's happening with CORS when it goes from calling 'https://ags.test:3001' to 'https://ags.test:3001/socket.io/*'. Or is it possible that express isn't handling the CORS for socket.io at all?

Something I've seen multiple times in other stackoverflow answers is something along the lines of (from the server) io.origins('*:*') to set the origin policy. However, I can't seem to find documentation on this and calling it (or any of the variations I've seen of it)

So you know what I've already tried, here the server configuration for my Socket.io express server: