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                                            Mike Erickson

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

Any chance you have Meido forms or PowerPacks installed?

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

My guess it is conflicting since they both have same class names and method names. What features of PowerPacks do you need (use)? L4 latest pretty much has all that...

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

Yes indeed (they will be installed with the -dev build) Look in the "vendor/laravel/framework/src/illuminate/Html/" directory You should have both FormBuilder and HtmlBuilder classes (now that you have updated to -dev)

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

Did you do a composer update after removing PowerPacks from composer.json? I know it works (using it here no problem).

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

So, the function declaration is as follows public function open(array $options = array()) Not sure where the override is located?

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

So that tells me the following should work {{ Form::open(array('action' => 'login', 'method' = 'POST' )) }}

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

Well, look at that! I still have PowerPacks installed so it appears that is what is actually being used as opposed to Laravel internal framework. That would explain why mine...

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

Sorry to lead you astray... This whole time I thought I had completely removed PowerPacks but alas I have not (I am still using it for HTML class operations) When...

FormBuilder::open() wants an array?

So, again this code should make it work for YOU (I will fix my code later) {{ Form::open(array('action' => 'login', 'method' = 'POST' )) }}

Error Running npm run watch

Tried using node 19.8 and all works as expected.