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Our Laravel application is deployed on an enterprise private cloud with strict internet access (no internet) using backed Docker images.
Sometimes, the Nova page takes a significant amount of time to load (or even error as we have tight load time limits on some of our projects), and the logs show that it is trying to check the license.
At the end, a red “unregistered” mark appears on the navigation bar, which confuses users since we do have a license (although the delayed page loading is a more critical issue).
There is already a discussion on this topic: #5790
It would be great if license could be checked during build time (ex. composer install or artisan command) or at least license check to use "queue".
Detailed steps to reproduce the issue on a fresh Nova installation:
On any nova laravel project
Disconnect from wife
clean cache
try to open /nova
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Description:
Our Laravel application is deployed on an enterprise private cloud with strict internet access (no internet) using backed Docker images.
Sometimes, the Nova page takes a significant amount of time to load (or even error as we have tight load time limits on some of our projects), and the logs show that it is trying to check the license.
At the end, a red “unregistered” mark appears on the navigation bar, which confuses users since we do have a license (although the delayed page loading is a more critical issue).
There is already a discussion on this topic:
#5790
It would be great if license could be checked during build time (ex. composer install or artisan command) or at least license check to use "queue".
Detailed steps to reproduce the issue on a fresh Nova installation:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: