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Route caching

Route caching is a process of writing all the defined routes to a file, which can be loaded quickly by the framework on each subsequent request. This can greatly improve the performance of the application by reducing the time it takes to register all the routes.

To cache routes, you can use the route:cache Artisan command, which will generate a file named routes.php in the bootstrap/cache directory.

Note that any changes made to the route files after caching the routes will not be reflected until the cache is cleared or re-cached. You can clear the route cache using the route:clear Artisan command.

Additionally, if you have any closures or route model binding defined in your routes, you should not cache them, as they will not be properly evaluated from a cached route file.
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