# CropperServiceProvider Fix - Progress Tracker

## Steps to Complete:

- [x] Step 1: Clear Bootstrap Cache Files
  - [x] Delete bootstrap/cache/services.php
  - [x] Delete bootstrap/cache/packages.php

- [x] Step 2: Fix Namespace Issue in CropperServiceProvider
  - [x] Edit vendor/takeone/cropper/src/CropperServiceProvider.php
  - [x] Fix line 24 namespace case sensitivity (changed `\takeone\cropper\` to `\Takeone\Cropper\`)

- [x] Step 3: Clear All Laravel Caches
  - [x] Run php artisan config:clear
  - [x] Run php artisan cache:clear
  - [x] Run php artisan route:clear
  - [x] Run php artisan view:clear

- [x] Step 4: Regenerate Composer Autoload
  - [x] Run composer dump-autoload

- [x] Step 5: Optimize Laravel
  - [x] Run php artisan optimize:clear
  - [x] Run php artisan package:discover --ansi

- [x] Step 6: Verification
  - [x] Test application startup (php artisan about)
  - [x] Verify no CropperServiceProvider errors ✓

## Summary:

✅ **FIXED**: The CropperServiceProvider error has been successfully resolved!

### What was done:
1. Cleared all bootstrap cache files that were causing stale service provider references
2. Fixed namespace case sensitivity issue in `vendor/takeone/cropper/src/CropperServiceProvider.php`
   - Changed: `\takeone\cropper\Http\Controllers\ImageController::class`
   - To: `\Takeone\Cropper\Http\Controllers\ImageController::class`
3. Cleared all Laravel caches (config, cache, routes, views)
4. Regenerated composer autoload files
5. Optimized Laravel and rediscovered packages
6. Verified application runs without errors

### Package Status:
- Package: `takeone/cropper` ✓ Discovered successfully
- Service Provider: `Takeone\Cropper\CropperServiceProvider` ✓ Loaded successfully
- Application: Running without errors ✓