Open Jamesking56 opened 4 years ago
It is up to you to figure it out and implement it. This module has no maintainer.
Oh right I thought this module was maintained
I can merge your pull request and release a new version, but we haven't had a regular Laravel expert for a few years.
I'm happy to maintain this module if you like, been using Laravel daily since v3
On Thu, 2 Jan 2020, 8:49 pm Gintautas Miselis, notifications@github.com wrote:
I can merge your pull request and release a new version, but we haven't had a regular Laravel expert for a few years.
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@Jamesking56 are you still interested in submitting a PR for this new feature?
If so, please follow the contribution guide.
As long as you can verify that it works in the test project and you can document the method, I will gladly help you get it merged.
Also note that version 2.0
of this module was released with compatibility for Laravel 6, Laravel 7, and Laravel 8, so you can find new utility in this module.
Cheers!
Hello,
Would be really useful if there was a way to ensure (or not) that something existed in Laravel's cache.
I want to make sure that certain things are cached correctly when doing functional tests.