First I rolled back 2 migrations by mistake, then I ran php artisan migrate
command and I got the following error:
[Illuminate\\Database\\QueryExcepti
If you encounter with this problem and if it's not caused by migration files then most probably it happens because of 2 possible reasons.
Since ServiceProviders' boot functions and autoloaded custom helper functions are loaded first when laravel is started all the php artisan
commands will generate "Base table or view not found" error.
At this point what you should do is comment out those queries that are querying nonexistent tables and run php artisan serve
then run php artisan migrate
. Then uncomment those lines, save it and everything should work fine.
As @devk suggested it's better to check laravel log files which points exactly to where the problem happens. It led me to find a solution. For this don't forget to Turn on debug mode.