Laravel 5.7.22 Released
Published on by Paul Redmond
The Laravel team released 5.7.22 yesterday with miscellaneous fixes and changes.
A fix was added for the TestResponse::assertJsonValidationErrors()
when there are no errors. Previously, this assertion would throw an ErrorException if no errors
key were present in the response.
Next, the TestResponse::assertJsonMissingValidationErrors()
method is allowed to be called without an argument:
$this->post(route('api.users.store'), $data) ->assertJsonMissingValidationErrors() ->assertStatus(201);
If the test has validation errors in this case, they are now printed to the console with a helpful error message.
Next, the Vue frontend preset stubs got Laravel Mix v4 comparability updates.
Along with the Vue preset, the React preset was updated to use the @babel/preset-react
package which is a required dependency.
The last change is using config
to resolve the database value during tests.
You can see the full list of fixes below, and the whole diff between 5.7.21 and 5.7.22 on GitHub. The full release notes for Laravel 5.7 are available in the GitHub 5.7 changelog:
v5.7.22
Fixed
- Fixed
TestResponse::assertJsonValidationErrors()
when there are no errors (#27190)