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I am looking into using the authlete-php-laravel library for a project. However, I noticed that in the newer versions of Laravel, it is standard to place model files in the app/Models/ directory, as opposed to the older practice of placing them directly in the app/ directory.
I wanted to check if this library has been updated to accommodate this new standard. If not, are there any plans to update the repository to adhere to this standard in the near future? Adhering to Laravel's latest standards would be beneficial for developers looking to integrate this library into their projects running on the latest version of Laravel.
Thank you for your time and looking forward to your response.
Best regards.
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Hi, we have also noticed this issue and at some point we need to update this library for the latest versions of PHP, Laravel, and dependencies. However, the timing of this work is not yet decided.
Thank you for your response. I understand the situation and look forward to the library being updated for the latest versions of PHP, Laravel, and dependencies.
I had been troubled by the discrepancy between app/Models/User and app/User dependencies, but I was able to work around this by adding class_alias(App\Models\User::class, App\User::class); in bootstrap/app.php.
Therefore, I plan to proceed using this workaround for the time being.
Thank you once again for your attention to this issue.
Hello,
I am looking into using the authlete-php-laravel library for a project. However, I noticed that in the newer versions of Laravel, it is standard to place model files in the app/Models/ directory, as opposed to the older practice of placing them directly in the app/ directory.
I wanted to check if this library has been updated to accommodate this new standard. If not, are there any plans to update the repository to adhere to this standard in the near future? Adhering to Laravel's latest standards would be beneficial for developers looking to integrate this library into their projects running on the latest version of Laravel.
Thank you for your time and looking forward to your response.
Best regards.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: