[5.8] Suggest resolution when no relationship value is returned#28762
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| if (! $relation instanceof Relation) { | ||
| if (is_null($relation)) { | ||
| throw new LogicException(sprintf( | ||
| '%s::%s must return a relationship instance, but "null" was returned. Was the "return" keyword used?', static::class, $method |
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Was the "return" keyword used?- Is the "return" keyword missing?
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By far one of the most common issues I've seen people new to Laravel ask for help with is when they forget the
returnkeyword when defining relationships, to the point where there are nearly 3000 results on Google when you search for the exception.I guess it comes from the fact builder methods don't have to return a value, and they're often talked about alongside relationships.
All this PR does is put a bit more information and a suggestion in the exception's text to point them in the right direction.