[5.6] Updated mass assignment exception wording #22565
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… key alone is a little vague
GrahamCampbell
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Maybe this should be inside the exception class itself? |
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Updated mass assignment exception wording for clarity; nominating the key alone is a little vague.
I was finding when running
firstOrCreate()on a model where I neglected to update the$fillablearray was returning an exception with the first key name in it each time. The fix itself was obvious and simple (ie updating$fillable), but I thought adding a couple of breadcrumbs for folks new to Laravel might help.