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Replied to PhpStorm, Laravel And CodeSniffer: Query Scope Method Not Found?
The only remaining minor annoyance is that in my model file Inspection still complains about "Unused element: 'scopeNameOfTheScope'". I can live with it I guess...
@mjsarfatti There's a workaround that I've found in the recent PHPStorm versions:
In the PHPStorm, go to:
Settings > Editor > Inspections > PHP > Unused > Unused declaration > Entry points > CODE PATTERNS;
And add this pattern:
\App\*
(or \App\Models\*
);scope*
;After that, all scope*
methods in the specified namespace would be ignored by that inspection.
I hope it helps!
Awarded Best Reply on Binding Schedule In Laravel Package
In your package's service provider, you can use:
use Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\Schedule;
class ServiceProvider extends \Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider
{
public function boot()
{
$this->app->booted(function () {
$schedule = app(Schedule::class);
$schedule->command('foo:bar')->everyMinute();
});
}
}