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This pull request contains changes from the Laravel PreShift to give you a feel for running Shift. All Shifts open a pull request with the changes in nice, atomic commits. This allows you to review each change in isolation.

Shift also leaves detailed comments for any additional manual changes you may need to make, or changes you may want to implement to follow the latest conventions.

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  • Refactor
    • Updated internal references to model class names to use standardized syntax, improving consistency and maintainability. No changes to user-facing functionality.

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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dbarzin commented Aug 10, 2025

ℹ️ Shift detected you are currently on Laravel 11.0. The latest version is Laravel 12. To begin your upgrade, start by running the Laravel 12.x Shift.

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dbarzin commented Aug 10, 2025

⚠️ Shift did not detect a code style within your project. All Shifts format your code to "normalize" files before performing comparisons. This improves the automation.Shift supports Pint, PHP CS Fixer, or PHP CodeSniffer. By default, Shift will apply the Laravel code style as defined by Pint. For more information on customizing the code style applied by Shift, you may watch this short video.

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dbarzin commented Aug 10, 2025

ℹ️ All Shifts bump core Laravel dependencies as well as popular community packages. However, some packages may have their own upgrade steps. To make review easier, Shift will note packages which are bumped major versions, as well as packages which were not bumped or potentially abandoned. For now, Shift did not detect any packages which are not tracked or marked as abandoned.

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The changes update references to model class names in two controllers, replacing string literals with the ::class constant syntax. This affects how class names are assigned to variables and compared within methods, but does not alter any logic, behavior, or control flow in the application.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
AuditLogsController class reference update
app/Http/Controllers/AuditLogsController.php
Changed assignment of model class name from string literal to ::class constant in the history method.
GlobalSearchController class references
app/Http/Controllers/GlobalSearchController.php
Updated array of model references and comparison logic to use ::class constants instead of string literals.

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A hop and a skip, some syntax to mend,
From strings to ::class, our models ascend.
No logic disturbed, just clarity gained,
PHP best practice, now neatly maintained.
With paws on the keyboard, I nudge code along—
Hopping through changes, where class names belong! 🐇

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
app/Http/Controllers/GlobalSearchController.php (2)

13-16: Good move to ::class constants in $models

This 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 iterate self::MODELS.

33-34: Comparison updated to ::class — correct and consistent

The strict comparison to \App\Models\Control::class keeps 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 hunks)
  • app/Http/Controllers/GlobalSearchController.php (2 hunks)
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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/elseif chain 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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