[10.x] Turn Enumerable unless() $callback parameter optional
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Enumerable unless() $callback parameter optionalEnumerable unless() $callback parameter optional
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Hey @taylorotwell, can I know why this was reverted! |
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Helloo 👋🏻
This screenshot is an example among others from laravel/framework codebase where
unless()is used with only one argument. implementingEnumerablethis makes the intelephense complains about it expecting two arguments.framework/src/Illuminate/Collections/LazyCollection.php
Line 1242 in a84c4f4
framework/src/Illuminate/Collections/LazyCollection.php
Line 1266 in a84c4f4