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Looks like, under the hood, Jetstream utilizes laravel/fortify. There, the source RegisteredUserController defers to the class "App\Actions\Fortify\CreateNewUser". You can see the file here CreateNewUser.php. After Jetstream is installed, that file will be stubbed out to "App\Actions\Fortify". The validation and creation logic is in that class and can be customized however you need. If you need to change the registration routes or make other customizations that can't be made in that file, you can disable registration in the fortify config file and add your own custom route and controller. |
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Looks like, under the hood, Jetstream utilizes laravel/fortify. There, the source RegisteredUserController defers to the class "App\Actions\Fortify\CreateNewUser". You can see the file here CreateNewUser.php. After Jetstream is installed, that file will be stubbed out to "App\Actions\Fortify". The validation and creation logic is in that class and can be customized however you need.
If you need to change the registration routes or make other customizations that can't be made in that file, you can disable registration in the fortify config file and add your own custom route and controller.