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extends |
LogicException |
A fault in how an installation is declared or wired — an unknown slot, a handler signature that does not match its parameters, a module without a root artifact. Not the request's fault: the request was fine, the code or configuration behind it is not.
Deliberately not an HTTP exception. Laravel never reports
an HttpException, so a 500 built that way rendered and left no log line —
for exactly the faults an operator most needs to see. A plain exception is
reported and still renders as a 500; in production the client sees a
generic message and the details land in the log.
The request-side refusals (400, 404, 410, 422) stay {@see Ui5Exception}s.
| Methods inherited from Exception |
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__construct(), __wakeup(), getMessage(), getCode(), getFile(), getLine(), getTrace(), getPrevious(), getTraceAsString(), __toString() |