Closed lsimeonov closed 8 years ago
Before that if you try to extend the validation class in your app you can't because you are already using custom instance for the validator.
As you don't override any existing validation properties you can just extend the validator as per laravel documentation
Thanks for the PR.
I will look into the test part of this PR and merge it afterwards.
Finally found the time to look through your code. I refactored the Validator tests and merged your changes! Thank you
Before that if you try to extend the validation class in your app you can't because you are already using custom instance for the validator.
As you don't override any existing validation properties you can just extend the validator as per laravel documentation