[BUG] Possibly unexpected behaviour, when using additional callback in `search`

[vgaldikas]

Describe the bug

Search breaks when you use callback.

Example: when you I use like this:

$result = Product::search(
            'iphone',
        )->get();

Everything is ok. But when you use search with additional callback, like so:

$result = Product::search(
            null,
            function (
                Client $client,
            ) use ($search) {
                return $client->search(['index' => $this->index->value, 'body' => $search->toArray()]);
            }
        )->get();

I get the following error:

Matchish\ScoutElasticSearch\ElasticSearch\EloquentHitsIteratorAggregate::__construct(): Argument #1 ($results) must be of type array, Elastic\Elasticsearch\Response\Elasticsearch given

To Reproduce I think bug description is clear enough about how to reproduce

Expected behavior In both cases it should return a collection with appropriate models

Additional context Is it possible that I am trying to do this the wrong way?

Version Versions of Laravel, Scout, and the package.

"matchish/laravel-scout-elasticsearch": "^6.0.2", Laravel Framework 10.2.0

[vgaldikas]

Ok I think I have found the issue. It seems to stem from here:

https://github.com/matchish/laravel-scout-elasticsearch/blob/master/src/Engines/ElasticSearchEngine.php#L196

When call back is passed, asArray is not called if no callback then asArray is called.

@matchish is there a reason why it is done this way, or is this a bug? If the latter, im happy to make a pull request

[matchish]

Hey) feel free to open the pr. But it breaking changes so probably I'll wait until will be merged to master. For now could be solved by calling toArray in callback I think

[vgaldikas]

@matchish yes, calling asArray in the callback does indeed seem to work as well. But I reckon that it's better that the underlying function returns same thing, regardless of if callback argument was used or not :)