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…e_controller to MultipleNameController in a similar fashion to other frameworks. This is done via Laravel's camel_case followed by ucfirst since camel_case returns multipleNameController rather than MultipleNameController. It has no effect on single word controllers, so multiplenamecontroller would still return Multiplenamecontroller like all existing code.
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Looks good, thanks. Tagged as 1.11.0 |
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When we determine the route action, we're now converting multiple_name_controller to MultipleNameController in a similar fashion to other frameworks. This is done via Laravel's camel_case followed by ucfirst since camel_case returns multipleNameController rather than MultipleNameController.
It has no effect on single word controllers, so multiplenamecontroller would still return Multiplenamecontroller like all existing code.