[5.5] Set up loop variable correctly on all Traversable objects - #23388
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| if (is_array($data) || $data instanceof Countable) { | ||
| $length = count($data); | ||
| } elseif ($data instanceof Traversable) { | ||
| $length = iterator_count($data); |
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This breaks when the data used in the view comes from a generator (using yield)...
Exception(code: 0): Cannot traverse an already closed generator
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$loopvariable within Blade's@foreachis not filled correctly if the object given implements\Traversablebut not\Countable. The reason is that the stack size is not determined properly. This leads to unexpected behaviour using i.e.$loop->last.This commit fixes the
$loopvariable so it works correctly with all\Traversablestacks (like\DatePeriod). It won't break any existing features as it just extends the functionality.