Use Laravel's helper function Arr::get when accessing the 'email' key in the $user array.
This prevents PHP from throwing an "Undefined index" error when trying to access the 'email' key that doesn't exist in the array. Valid in the case where the email is not a claim used to identify the user.
Use Laravel's helper function
Arr::getwhen accessing the 'email' key in the$userarray.This prevents PHP from throwing an "Undefined index" error when trying to access the 'email' key that doesn't exist in the array. Valid in the case where the email is not a claim used to identify the user.