[5.8] Add the proper columns for a polymorphic table (using uuid for the {$name}_id column)#29289
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Hi, When we use something like: How do you propose to use this relationship when we use uuidMorphs. This relationship is not working as it's expecting id to be an integer in the other table. |
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@rjvim Did you set below in the model you are morphing to? |
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Hi, I didnt set this one. But it worked even without it. In the other table, I had to set column type to "uuid". |
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This allows creating polymorphic columns with the id being uuid without the need to manually create individual columns and index them afterward.