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PHP 5.5.9 adds the new static `class` property which provides the fully qualified class name. This is preferred over using strings for class names since the `class` property references are checked by PHP.
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WalkthroughThe changes update references to model class names in two controllers, replacing string literals with the Changes
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app/Http/Controllers/GlobalSearchController.php (2)
13-16: Good move to ::class constants in $modelsThis aligns references and reduces typos. Consider making the property typed or a class constant for immutability:
- Option A:
private array $models = [...];- Option B:
private const MODELS = [...];and iterateself::MODELS.
33-34: Comparison updated to ::class — correct and consistentThe strict comparison to
\App\Models\Control::classkeeps the role-5 filter accurate. Optionally import the class and drop the leading backslash for readability.
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app/Http/Controllers/AuditLogsController.php (1)
67-76: Switch to ::class is safe; no morph map usage found
- I ran a grep for any
morphMap,enforceMorphMap, or related calls—nothing was detected in the codebase.- Comparing against FQCNs (
::class) will work as expected.- (Optional) For clarity and maintainability, you could replace the
if/elseifchain with a simple lookup map:$map = [ 'bob' => \App\Models\Control::class, 'alice' => \App\Models\Measure::class, 'action' => \App\Models\Action::class, 'user' => \App\Models\User::class, ]; if (! isset($map[$type])) { // handle unknown $type… } $type = $map[$type];
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