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[11.2] Global Scopes can't be removed from BelongsToMany relations #50945

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ccharz opened this issue Apr 6, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #50953
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[11.2] Global Scopes can't be removed from BelongsToMany relations #50945

ccharz opened this issue Apr 6, 2024 · 4 comments · Fixed by #50953

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@ccharz
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ccharz commented Apr 6, 2024

Laravel Version

v11.2.0

PHP Version

8.3

Database Driver & Version

Sqlite

Description

As stated in #50849 (comment) global scopes can currently not be removed from BelongsToMany relations, because the getGrammar() is unnecessarily forwarded to the query builders toBase method which directly applies the scopes.

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ccharz/laravel-belongs-to-many-without-scopes@e737068

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tpetry commented Apr 6, 2024

@plumthedev can you have a look at this? Seems to be triggered by your change.

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Sure, I will take a look 👀

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@ccharz Thanks for your eagle eye 👏
I have fixed that - code is under review

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