[4.2] Select From Write Pdo #6638
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Eloquent use the read pdo for select query.
However, in some scenes, it needs to query data just from the write pdo(master db), because of the delay of database syncing.
As @crynobone says(#6599), the demand can be satisfied by the use of
User::on('mysql::write')->find(1);. But, in my opinion, using theonmethod is not a natural way. Because every Eloquent model knows which db connection they will use. There should be no need to use theonmethod to set a concrete connection name.Here is my solution. I add a new
onWritemethod to the Eloquent. We could do: