Add proxy_path config for subfolder usage in Horizon's Vue front-end
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- Introduced `proxy_path` variable in Horizon configuration
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First of all, thank you for approving the PR! I have a quick question—I noticed that you updated horizon.php to remove the new config variable. How would someone know that this functionality is available? I just want to ensure that my next PR is as polished as possible. |
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Thanks, I've needed this since time began. Works great. I agree that it needs to be in Horizon.php by default |
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Description
This pull request adds a new config key
proxy_pathto Laravel Horizon, allowing developers to serve Horizon behind a reverse proxy in a subfolder (e.g.example.com/some-prefix/horizon) without impacting existing setups that rely on the defaultpath. This new config ensures that Horizon’s Vue front-end correctly references the subfolder path for API calls and other resources.Key Changes:
proxy_pathconfiguration toconfig/horizon.php.proxy_pathso subfolder routing works properly behind a proxy.pathconfiguration untouched ifproxy_pathis empty.With this change, anyone who needs a subfolder URL behind a proxy (e.g.
example.com/laravel/horizon) can specifyproxy_pathaccordingly, avoiding the need for additional rewrites or patchwork solutions—all while preserving the default Horizon behavior for other installations.