[12.x] Add "Copy as Markdown" button to error page #56657
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@freekmurze I've been waiting for this feature in Flare for a long time. It would be great to have it. |
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It would be great to have this in Nightwatch as well, @taylorotwell 😊 |
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With Laravel Boost now being released, I thought it would be cool to also give the Laravel exception page a "boost".
This PR introduces a new "Copy as Markdown" button on the default exception view.
When clicking this button, we copy a markdown representation of the exception to the users clipboard, which can then be used for AI agents/LLMs.
The markdown contains all the information that is also visible on the page:
Exception title, class, message
PHP and Laravel Version
Request and route context
Application context
As these exceptions also happen in non-secure (
http://) environments, like within Herd, I used the "old-school" way of copying the content to the clipboard, asnavigator.clipboardrequires HTTPS and would therefore fail locally.