The Laravel team released v6.5.2 this week—this version is a patch version release, containing mostly changes and fixes.
Here’s a few things of note:
- If you’re using PostGIS types in Postgres, Laravel now supports a separation between geometry and geography types.
- The
BelongsToMany::cursor()
method, now hydrates pivot relations. - Model serialization on jobs allows typed properties.
You can see the full list of new features and updates below and the whole diff between 6.5.1 and 6.5.2 on GitHub. The full release notes for Laravel 6.0 are available in the GitHub v6 changelog:
v6.5.2
Added
- Allowed model serialization on jobs for typed properties (#30604, #30605, 920c364)
- Allowed fallback when facade root accessor has previously been resolved (#30616)
- Added support for separation between
geometry
andgeography
types forPostgres
(#30545) - Added
createWithContent()
method toIlluminate\Http\Testing\File
andIlluminate\Http\Testing\FileFactory
(2cc6fa3, 181db51)
Refactoring
- Improved
PostgresGrammar::formatPostGisType()
method readability (#30593)
Changed
- Added
symfony/debug
dependency toilluminate/pipeline
(#30611) - Override
BelongsToMany::cursor()
to hydrate pivot relations (#30580) - Ignore Redis prefix when verifying channel access in RedisBroadcaster (#30597, d77ce36)
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Thanks for this amazing tutorial, kizhinho.
There are a lot of things i can take away from this and refractor some PHP that i have been working on. Hoping to see more amazing tutorials from you soon.