Artisan command says : Dotenv values containing spaces must be surrounded by quotes











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I'm trying to know the list of artisan command by using php artisan list . and the command return me the following error
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Dotenv values containing spaces must be surrounded by quotes.
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    Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
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I'm trying to know the list of artisan command by using php artisan list . and the command return me the following error
[DotenvExceptionInvalidFileException]
Dotenv values containing spaces must be surrounded by quotes.
What is wrong?



Thanks in advance.






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    Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
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I'm trying to know the list of artisan command by using php artisan list . and the command return me the following error
[DotenvExceptionInvalidFileException]
Dotenv values containing spaces must be surrounded by quotes.
What is wrong?



Thanks in advance.






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I'm trying to know the list of artisan command by using php artisan list . and the command return me the following error
[DotenvExceptionInvalidFileException]
Dotenv values containing spaces must be surrounded by quotes.
What is wrong?



Thanks in advance.






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    Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
    – Álvaro González
    Apr 26 '17 at 16:14














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    Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
    – Álvaro González
    Apr 26 '17 at 16:14








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Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
– Álvaro González
Apr 26 '17 at 16:14




Some .env libraries are picky about the syntax (or you simply got it wrong). You should check your .env file.
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You should remove all spaces from .env file to make an app work again.



If you have to use spaces, instead of this:



VAR=some data


Use quotes:



VAR="some data"





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Verify your .env file. You need to check for the following:




  • Any extra or non-needed spaces

  • If you have any strings with spaces, make sure to surround them in quotes


Example:



varaible=123 Test


Needs to be



varaible="123 Test"





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    if you use two word for username or database name in .env,put it inside a double quotation.



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      You should remove all spaces from .env file to make an app work again.



      If you have to use spaces, instead of this:



      VAR=some data


      Use quotes:



      VAR="some data"





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      • Explain the downvote, please.
        – Alexey Mezenin
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      You should remove all spaces from .env file to make an app work again.



      If you have to use spaces, instead of this:



      VAR=some data


      Use quotes:



      VAR="some data"





      share|improve this answer





















      • Explain the downvote, please.
        – Alexey Mezenin
        Jan 9 at 9:46















      up vote
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      up vote
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      You should remove all spaces from .env file to make an app work again.



      If you have to use spaces, instead of this:



      VAR=some data


      Use quotes:



      VAR="some data"





      share|improve this answer












      You should remove all spaces from .env file to make an app work again.



      If you have to use spaces, instead of this:



      VAR=some data


      Use quotes:



      VAR="some data"






      share|improve this answer












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      • Explain the downvote, please.
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      • Explain the downvote, please.
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      Explain the downvote, please.
      – Alexey Mezenin
      Jan 9 at 9:46






      Explain the downvote, please.
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      Verify your .env file. You need to check for the following:




      • Any extra or non-needed spaces

      • If you have any strings with spaces, make sure to surround them in quotes


      Example:



      varaible=123 Test


      Needs to be



      varaible="123 Test"





      share|improve this answer

























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        Verify your .env file. You need to check for the following:




        • Any extra or non-needed spaces

        • If you have any strings with spaces, make sure to surround them in quotes


        Example:



        varaible=123 Test


        Needs to be



        varaible="123 Test"





        share|improve this answer























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          up vote
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          Verify your .env file. You need to check for the following:




          • Any extra or non-needed spaces

          • If you have any strings with spaces, make sure to surround them in quotes


          Example:



          varaible=123 Test


          Needs to be



          varaible="123 Test"





          share|improve this answer












          Verify your .env file. You need to check for the following:




          • Any extra or non-needed spaces

          • If you have any strings with spaces, make sure to surround them in quotes


          Example:



          varaible=123 Test


          Needs to be



          varaible="123 Test"






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              if you use two word for username or database name in .env,put it inside a double quotation.



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