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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/355 ... ed-on-date

It's actually a lot simpler than that. In your config/app.php you'll see the line:
closer to the bottom of the file. Laravel by default uses the single method, which stores all errors in a single, expanding file. If you change this line to:
it will tell Laravel that you'd prefer to have multiple logs, each suffixed with the date of the when the error occurs.

There's a few other methods available, so be sure to check out the official documentation for more info.

.env