Why laravel broadcast channel has a prefix?

[adhenrique]

I've gone through the following steps:

1. I created a new project with laravel 5.8;
2. I have modified the values ​​of the BROADCAST_DRIVER and QUEUE_DRIVER entries in my .env to redis;
3. I created a new channel route in the routes/channel.php file with the name test-asd;
4. I created a new event with the name MessageSent;
5. In the broadcastOn method I added: `return new Channel ('test-asd');
6. I created a test route in the routes/web.php file with the name test, and added a callback: broadcast(new MessageSent ());
7. I installed laravel-echo-server globally;
8. I installed the depencences with npm install;
9. I installed laravel-echo with npm install laravel-echo
10. I installed predis/predis with composer require predis/predis
11. I modified the resources /js/bootstrap.js file by importing socket.io-client and pointing socket.io as broadcaster;
12. I've added a listener to the Echo in my TestComponent.vue: Echo.channel('test-asd').listen ('MessageSent', (e) => {};
13. I started the redis-server, the laravel-echo-server, the artisan serve and the queue:listen;
14. testing...

Okay, there were a lot of steps, but by taking the test I do not get any feedback from my listener. I noticed that in the laravel-echo-server console, it returns the channel as laravel_database_test-asd.

So I changed the listener channel in my component from channel ('test-asd') to channel ('laravel_database_test-asd') and it works normally.

So my question is: Why is laravel creating a channel with the prefix laravel_database_?

[adhenrique]

I found the reason for this issue. It is not related to this repository, but to Laravel.

Following discussion there.
laravel/framework#28210