wildside/userstamps

Breaking Changes

• This release drops support for Laravel version 9.x.
• creator, editor, and destroyer all now return a BelongsTo relation.

What's Changed

• feat: support Laravel 13

Full Changelog: 3.1.1...4.0.0

What's Changed

• feat: support UUID data type columns by @Suh-Edmond in #66

New Contributors

• @Suh-Edmond made their first contribution in #66

Full Changelog: 3.1.0...3.1.1

What's New

This release introduces macros to simplify creating migrations.

Userstamp columns can now be created with:

$table->userstamps();
$table->userstampSoftDeletes();

And dropped with:

$table->dropUserstamps();
$table->dropUserstampSoftDeletes();

What's Changed

• feat: create .gitattributes by @imanghafoori1 in #55

New Contributors

• @imanghafoori1 made their first contribution in #55

Full Changelog: 3.0.0...3.1.0

Breaking Changes

• This release drops support for PHP versions lower than 8.2 and Laravel versions lower than 9.x.
• This release updates the namespace from Wildside\Userstamps to Mattiverse\Userstamps to reflect the ownership change of this project.
• Additionally, the Userstamps trait has moved from Wildside\Userstamps\Userstamps to Mattiverse\Userstamps\Traits\Userstamps - note the additional nesting under Traits.

What's Changed

• feat: support custom user resolution by @mattmcdev
• fix: correct null check order by @mattmcdev in #58

Full Changelog: 2.5.0...3.0.0

What's Changed

• feat: support for Laravel 12
• chore: updated tests

Contributors

• @inmanturbo in #54
• @kosarinin in #43

Full Changelog: 2.4.0...2.5.0

Adds support for Laravel 11.x

Adds support for Laravel 10.x

Adds support for Laravel 9.x

Adds support for Laravel 8.x.

This releases contains no new functionality, but has a breaking change for an undocumented behaviour.

The majority of use cases should not be effected by this change, but tagging a major version in case anyone was relying on the behaviour.

Previously, setting any of CREATED_BY, UPDATED_BY and DELETED_BY class constants to null would revert to the default column name. This release changes that behaviour to match Laravel's pattern for the timestamp class constants. A value of null on any of those class constants will now disable maintaining of that column.