Removes DetectsApplicationNamespace trait for L7 compat #419
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Description
While this is hardly a proper patch for full Laravel 7 support, it does fix the breakage introduced by the deprecation of the
DetectsApplicationNamespace
trait in Laravel 7.Motivation and context
If you started using this package in the Laravel 5.x days, and you want it to use it with Laravel 6.x, you can get pretty far with
composer
tricks like:e.g. basically fooling the other packages that an older version of Laravel is installed.
However, the buck stops if there are breaking changes, which is the case with Laravel 7: the DetectsApplicationNamespace which was announced in L6 was going to be deprecated, is now gone.
So if you still want to keep on using this package in the age of L7, you will need to remove said trait and replace the function call with whatever logic the trait provided.
How has this been tested?
Not very. I have a codebase that is on L6 that still uses this package. Today, L7 was released and this came up. So I did a quick fix and made it work with L7.
So this is untested. Your mileage may vary.
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