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The based-upon package laravel-follow deals with different config attribute for foreign key (changing the default "user_id").
This is useful when using different Model for auth (instead of the default User)
This package unfortunately omits it, making different foreign key impossible to set, eventually causing errors in autogenerated queries. (interactions.foreign_key_name).
Now, if user wants a different foreign key naming, he can directly specify in migration, but later generated scripts will still respect the previous configuration.
Please consider adding similar configuration as in previous package on this line
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The based-upon package laravel-follow deals with different config attribute for foreign key (changing the default
"user_id"
).This is useful when using different Model for auth (instead of the default
User
)This package unfortunately omits it, making different foreign key impossible to set, eventually causing errors in autogenerated queries. (interactions.
foreign_key_name
).Now, if user wants a different foreign key naming, he can directly specify in migration, but later generated scripts will still respect the previous configuration.
Please consider adding similar configuration as in previous package on this line
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: