use mongodb driver to check for dirtiness #1664
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This was referenced Nov 30, 2018
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Hello! Could you please take care for conflicting file or we can take a look? Thank you for your contribution! |
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Hi there, This PR contains a breaking change and will be released within next version. Closing for now. Thanks. |
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@divine I am glad this project became active. I'll send a PR within a day. |
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To check if a field is dirty we can simply use
fromPHP()function of the mongodb driver. Besides, we shouldn't use the SQL-specific logic ofIlluminate\Eloquent\Model::originalIsEquivalent()for mongodb. In sql, fields keep their schema data types and changing integer 1 to string '1' actually does nothing. However, in mongodb fields accept their types as they are inserted/updated. Therefore, if we change value of a field from(int)1to(string)'1'we actually must regard it as dirty.This change is backward incompatible. Don't know if anyone likes the current behaviour more.