`php artisan orchid:publish` Does Not Copy Templates

[schel4ok]

Describe the bug
The command php artisan orchid:publish does not copy templates into the /resources/views/vendor/platform directory.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: docker-desktop 4.40 on Win10
• Browser chrome
• Version 135.0.7049.85

Server (please complete the following information):

• Platfrom Version: 14.50.1
• Laravel Version: 12.8.1
• PHP Version: 8.2.8
• Database: mariadb
• Database Version: 11.7.2

[tabuna]

Just a quick note — the php artisan orchid:publish command isn’t meant to publish Blade templates.
It’s actually used to publish compiled assets like CSS and JavaScript, which need to be publicly accessible and may change as the package gets updated.

If you'd like to publish Blade templates, you can use the following Artisan command:

php artisan vendor:publish

You can then select the Orchid service provider interactively, or explicitly publish only the views with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=orchid-views

That said, as mentioned in the official documentation, please approach this with care and a good understanding of what you're doing. Once published, your custom templates will override the default ones shipped with the package — and those won’t receive updates anymore.

In most cases, there’s no strong reason to do this unless you're dealing with a CVE or some other critical fix. When possible, I recommend making targeted overrides instead of publishing everything — it helps keep your project clean and compatible with future updates.

[schel4ok]

Under "targeted overrides" you mean manual copy of only those templates, which needs to be changed according to project needs?

[tabuna]

If you've already tried creating your own object with the template and it didn’t help, and you still need to modify the provided file - just copy the specific file you want to change into your own directory, rather than the whole structure.

This way, you’ll reduce the chances of something breaking during updates and make the project easier to maintain.

[schel4ok]

ok thanks