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Tried out the supplied sample (e.g. with Car, Garage, etc.).
Observed that Garage attribute capacity has dataType of 'string', instead of 'integer' which was expected (and can be observed in the 2 minute demo video, where it was corrected to 'unsignedInteger').
Upon testing attributes that are present in the github.js dump, I observed that the dataType almost always default to 'string'. The ruled stuff seems to work, e.g. is_for_sale resolves to 'boolean'. But none of the github dumps work.
Tested on latest Laravel 6.14, Laravel 5.8, latest release of laravel-create (also tried older versions predating the move to core and laravel-file-creator, but to no avail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Tried out the supplied sample (e.g. with
Car
,Garage
, etc.).Observed that
Garage
attributecapacity
hasdataType
of'string'
, instead of'integer'
which was expected (and can be observed in the 2 minute demo video, where it was corrected to'unsignedInteger'
).Upon testing attributes that are present in the
github.js
dump, I observed that the dataType almost always default to 'string'. Theruled
stuff seems to work, e.g.is_for_sale
resolves to'boolean'
. But none of the github dumps work.Tested on latest Laravel 6.14, Laravel 5.8, latest release of laravel-create (also tried older versions predating the move to
core
andlaravel-file-creator
, but to no avail.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: