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Laravel Linter #41

Closed jordanpartridge closed 5 months ago

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

This pull request includes changes and recommendations for crafting your application "The Laravel Way". Feel free to commit any additional changes to the shift-118669 branch.

Before merging, you need to:

Much of the lint detected may be automatically fixed by running the Laravel Fixer or tasks within the Shift Workbench.

Summary by CodeRabbit

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:x: The following configuration files differ from the Laravel defaults. If you are modifying configuration values directly, consider using an environment variable instead to keep these files maintainable. You should compare your configuration files against the latest version and merge any updates.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:information_source: Starting with Laravel 8, the model property within factories may be removed when your models are stored within a conventional location such as app/Models. Unless your factory is for a model outside of this location, you may remove this property.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:warning: The following controllers contain actions outside of the 7 resource actions (index, create, store, show, edit, update, destroy). For more details, review the docs or watch Cruddy by Design to see if you may rework these into resource controllers.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:warning: Shift detected the following HTTP components accessing the authenticated user through Auth::user(). Within these components, you may access the authenticated user through the request object as well. Doing so limits your dependencies by leveraging objects already available.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:warning: Laravel contains many built-in helpers functions which allow you to write more expressive code or leverage core functionality from anywhere in your app.

Shift found the following code which could use a helper instead:

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:x: Laravel 9.0 moved the resources/lang folder to a top-level lang folder. While Laravel allows the old folder, future versions may not. You should migrate this folder and add any new files.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:information_source: Shift detected your database migrations are using custom classes. Starting with Laravel 9.0, database migrations now use anonymous classes. This avoids class name collisions and streamlines migrations.

jordanpartridge commented 5 months ago

:information_source: As noted, much of the lint detected above can be automatically fixed using the Laravel Fixer. Save yourself time and clean up your codebase quickly with this new Shift.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The addition of the `shift` file marks the initiation of Shift #118669. This placeholder file was introduced solely to enable the creation of a Pull Request in the absence of other substantial changes. It's recommended that this file be removed after its temporary purpose is served. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-----------|-------------------------------------------------| | `shift` | Added to initiate a Pull Request for Shift #118669; recommended for removal. | > 🐰✨ > In the warren of code, a file does hop, > A placeholder's journey, just a brief stop. > Born for the pull, in the git's deep well, > Soon to be gone, with tales to tell. > Hop, hop, away! 🌟🐇

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