Log attributes wildcard #259
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Could you rebase this against the current master? |
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In CRUD heavy application I just want to log any change on model without thinking too much.
This pr enables wildcard
'*'when defining loggable attributes. What it does it is passing all keys that are defined on$model->attributesarray. And it keeps any additional defined loggable attributes which is useful in case of relation attributes - for example['*', 'user.name'].