Wouldn't you just use the SoftDeletes Trait? It seems pointless to use scopes to do soft deletes. Plus the question says how to do Soft Deletes but does not show anything to do with it. That would be a fail in my books and would show the person can't read.
Fair enough - I must admit I don't do Laravel on a daily basis so wasn't aware of the SoftDeletes trait - was just working out from the context of the OP's article that they were implying scopes could be used for soft deletes...
Soft delete could be implemented as a scope with a filter like
where deleted = false:)Wouldn't you just use the SoftDeletes Trait? It seems pointless to use scopes to do soft deletes. Plus the question says how to do Soft Deletes but does not show anything to do with it. That would be a fail in my books and would show the person can't read.
Fair enough - I must admit I don't do Laravel on a daily basis so wasn't aware of the SoftDeletes trait - was just working out from the context of the OP's article that they were implying scopes could be used for soft deletes...
I think the author just messed up the copypasta :)
Anyone who is interested in proper explanation, please refer to laravel.com/docs/6.x/eloquent#soft...
Ah nice thanks for the link