Change 'php' to 'php artisan' in commands #77
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lol troll :)
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Pull request overview
This PR fixes incorrect command syntax in the documentation by adding the missing artisan keyword to three vendor:publish commands. The PR description appears to be a placeholder or joke ("lol troll :)"), but the actual code change is a legitimate bug fix.
Key Changes:
- Corrected three Laravel artisan commands in the README from
php vendor:publishtophp artisan vendor:publish
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lol troll :)
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