Laravel Breeze routes with prefix

[Twyar]

Hi,

I am using Laravel 11 with the Laravel Breeze starter kit and Inertia/Vue3

What I usually like to do with my routes is to make them more clear and group invidual routes together.
So what I did for Laravel Breeze is

Route::prefix('auth')
        ->as('auth.')
        ->group(base_path('routes/auth.php'));

instead of the default

require 'auth.php';

That way all my routes become

GET|HEAD  auth/confirm-password ..................................... auth.password.confirm › Auth\ConfirmablePasswordController@show
POST      auth/confirm-password ......................... auth.generated::XiyNGemxxyBJYI17 › Auth\ConfirmablePasswordController@store
POST      auth/email/verification-notification .......... auth.verification.send › Auth\EmailVerificationNotificationController@store
GET|HEAD  auth/forgot-password ...................................... auth.password.request › Auth\PasswordResetLinkController@create
POST      auth/forgot-password ......................................... auth.password.email › Auth\PasswordResetLinkController@store
GET|HEAD  auth/login ........................................................ auth.login › Auth\AuthenticatedSessionController@create
POST      auth/login ................................... auth.generated::X82zfQQjuWhkzh3j › Auth\AuthenticatedSessionController@store
POST      auth/logout ..................................................... auth.logout › Auth\AuthenticatedSessionController@destroy
PUT       auth/password ....................................................... auth.password.update › Auth\PasswordController@update
GET|HEAD  auth/register ........................................................ auth.register › Auth\RegisteredUserController@create
POST      auth/register ................................................................. auth. › Auth\RegisteredUserController@store
POST      auth/reset-password ................................................ auth.password.store › Auth\NewPasswordController@store
GET|HEAD  auth/reset-password/{token} ....................................... auth.password.reset › Auth\NewPasswordController@create
GET|HEAD  auth/verify-email ....................................... auth.verification.notice › Auth\EmailVerificationPromptController
GET|HEAD  auth/verify-email/{id}/{hash} ....................................... auth.verification.verify › Auth\VerifyEmailController

Now I would like to use the MustVerifyEmail interface on the model, so I did:

use Illuminate\Contracts\Auth\MustVerifyEmail;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Factories\HasFactory;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\SoftDeletes;
use Illuminate\Foundation\Auth\User as Authenticatable;
use Illuminate\Notifications\Notifiable;
use Spatie\Permission\Traits\HasRoles;

class User extends Authenticatable implements MustVerifyEmail
{
}

However, this interface wants to redirect to the default Breeze routes, so I get:

Route [verification.notice] not defined.

What would be the best way to overwrite this behaviour and let it route to auth.verification.notice ?
Obviously I could just remove the ->as('auth.'), but I think for personal uses it's a little bit more clear like that, so preferably I like to keep that.

[nivolk]

@Twyar, Hello. Were you able to solve this problem?