Eloquence has had a major overhaul, implementing incompatible API changes with previous versions.
11.0 sees the package move heavily toward PHP attributes as a form of meta-programming to describe how relationships interact with one another for custom behaviours, namely for aggregate value caching (such as counts, sums.etc.).
Due to this, all implementors should take time to review the changes and update their code to the new APIs, which empower developers to implement these behaviours directly as part of their relationship logic.
Eloquence has had a major overhaul, implementing incompatible API changes with previous versions.
11.0 sees the package move heavily toward PHP attributes as a form of meta-programming to describe how relationships interact with one another for custom behaviours, namely for aggregate value caching (such as counts, sums.etc.).
Due to this, all implementors should take time to review the changes and update their code to the new APIs, which empower developers to implement these behaviours directly as part of their relationship logic.