Move include of global functions to AppServiceProvider#1635
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A quick change with a big effect. That solves the problem I was noticing! Thanks @williamjallen
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#1621 reduced the number of repetitive
require_oncecommands, but made the faulty assumption that the global functions being included were not necessary in any of the middleware. A more appropriate spot for these includes is Laravel'sAppServiceProvider, which runs before the middleware does, and is generally the place to change global settings.Fixes #1630.