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Too few arguments to function AppPoliciesQuotePolicy::view() in Laravel

I am using middelware to call policies on a certain model:

Route::get('check-document-exist/{quote}/{type}', 'DocumentController@checkDocumentExistence')
    ->can('view', Quote::class);

This is the concerned method of the policy:

public function view(User $user, Quote $quote): bool
{
    return true;
}

the first argument which is the user is passed in the arguments array but the second argument is not retrieved by the policy view method.

How can I solve this issue, please?

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  1. 0

    The public function view(User $user, Quote $quote) expects the 2nd argument to be the object of Quote, but you’re passing a name of the class (string Quote::class) instead. Try changing Quote::class in your code to 'quote' (same name as the variable in the URL), that should pass the object.

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  2. 0

    The view gate is for viewing a specific item. As such, it requires passing a specific Quote model, not the class itself.

    If you want to check the user’s ability to view any of this sort of item, use the viewAny check instead.

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