get Route [filament.admin.auth.login] not defined. error

When changing user password I get error

 Route [login] not defined.

 Route [login] not defined.

so I try to create named route like this

Route::redirect('/login', Filament::getLoginUrl(), 301)->name('login');

Route::redirect('/login', Filament::getLoginUrl(), 301)->name('login');

but I got another error

Route [filament.admin.auth.login] not defined.

Route [filament.admin.auth.login] not defined.

Solution:

Solved by creating the named route ``` Route::get('/login', function () { $url = url()->previous(); $routeName = app('router')->getRoutes()->match(app('request')->create($url))->getName();...

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Solution

Ayman Alareqi•16mo ago

Solved by creating the named route

Route::get('/login', function () {
    $url = url()->previous();
    $routeName = app('router')->getRoutes()->match(app('request')->create($url))->getName();
    $panelId = explode('.', $routeName)[1];
    $panel = Filament::getPanel($panelId);
    Filament::setCurrentPanel($panel);
    return redirect()->to(Filament::getLoginUrl());
})->name('login');

Route::get('/login', function () {
    $url = url()->previous();
    $routeName = app('router')->getRoutes()->match(app('request')->create($url))->getName();
    $panelId = explode('.', $routeName)[1];
    $panel = Filament::getPanel($panelId);
    Filament::setCurrentPanel($panel);
    return redirect()->to(Filament::getLoginUrl());
})->name('login');

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get Route [filament.admin.auth.login] not defined. error