Here's an example of my local Artisan Tinker launch[/caption]
If you launch Tinker, it works with the instance of the app at that particular moment. So if you find something not working, then go to your code and fix/deploy it, then you need to restart tinker to try again. Only then you will get new instance of the app which you can test.
Interestingly, Tinker is not mentioned in the official Laravel documentation, but here's an article about how to use it.
Here's an example of my local Artisan Tinker launch[/caption]
If you launch Tinker, it works with the instance of the app at that particular moment. So if you find something not working, then go to your code and fix/deploy it, then you need to restart tinker to try again. Only then you will get new instance of the app which you can test.
Interestingly, Tinker is not mentioned in the official Laravel documentation, but here's an article about how to use it.
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