Use dynamic foreign key in cancelTeamInvitation#1590
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taylorotwell merged 1 commit intolaravel:5.xfrom Dec 12, 2025
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Use dynamic foreign key in cancelTeamInvitation#1590taylorotwell merged 1 commit intolaravel:5.xfrom
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Since #1587,
TeamMemberManager::cancelTeamInvitation()hasteam_idhardcoded as the foreign key. This causes issues when customizing theTeamInvitationmodel to use different naming conventions (e.g.,company_id).I've replaced the hardcoded string with a dynamic lookup that resolves the key name directly from the model's relationship.