Laravel V6.6.0 is now released
Published on by Eric L. Barnes
The Laravel team released v6.6.0 this week and it contains mostly changes and fixes.
One of the new additions is the ResponseFactory::view()
can now return the first view. This will allow things like this:
return response()->view(['my/view1', 'my/view2'], ['data'], 404, ['headers']);
To learn move about Laravel’s view first and how you might use it in your apps, check out our tutorial.
Another new feature is assertDeleted
for database testing. This allows you to simplify the following code:
$this->assertDatabaseMissing('posts', [ 'id' => $post->id]);
To this:
$this->assertDeleted($post);
For the full changelog and to see all the new features check the changelog below.
Added
- Allowed explicit Model definitions in database rules (#30653, 9beceac)
- Allowed
ResponseFactory::view()
to return first view (#30651) - Added
Foundation\Testing\Concerns\InteractsWithDatabase::assertDeleted()
method (#30648) - Added
Illuminate\Routing\Router::head()
(#30646) - Added
wherePivotNotIn()
andorWherePivotNotIn()
methods toBelongsToMany
(#30671) - Added options in
SqlServerConnector
to encrypt data with Azure Key vault (#30636)
Fixed
- Fixed errors in
Illuminate\Http\Testing\FileFactory::create()
(#30632) - Fixed routing bug that causes missing parameters to be ignored (#30659)
Changed
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