Target class [currentTenant] does not exist ... ?

[thumbtech]

I did search and see others with the error, but I didn't see a straightforward answer to the question:

If my tenant finder class returns null (intentionally), should app('currentTenant') be bound (and set to null)?

If yes, it seems I have a bug.

If no, is there a way to ensure app('currentTenant') is set/available, either null or the current tenant?

[softmixt]

Check domain column in your tenants table be sure there is no port number added to your record domain value I think should be plain domain name like tenant1.domain.local not tenant1.domain.local:123 .

This was the issue on my case having same error.

[samuraee]

The solution to realize if Tenant has initiated or not is this:

    $containerKey = config('multitenancy.current_tenant_container_key');
    if (app()->has($containerKey)) {
        // you are in Tenant mode (Tenant has found)
    } else {
        // you are in Landlord mode (No Tenant has been found)
    }

[thumbtech]

Hey thank you I've just been using app()->has('currentTenant')