Resolve middleware aliases when inferring URL defaults - #295
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Middleware aliases only reach the router when the HTTP kernel is resolved, and
php artisan wayfinder:generatenever resolves it. A group written as->middleware(['auth', 'organization.user'])therefore hands Wayfinder the raw alias string,class_exists()on it fails, and whateverURL::defaults()the middleware sets gets missed, so the parameter stays required in the generated route.The command now resolves the kernel before walking the routes. That sync overwrites middleware groups instead of merging into them, so anything a service provider already pushed onto a group is captured first and re-applied afterwards.
The test is phpunit rather than vitest because the workbench can't reproduce the bug: Testbench boots the HTTP kernel itself, so aliases are already synced there and a workbench route would pass with or without the fix.
Closes #294