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Since we want to separate our business logic and keep the builder class clean as much as possible, we decided to move the large builder functions to separate Scope, and apply it to the query when needed. see similar proposals #636 , #1164.
Since we want to separate our business logic and keep the builder class clean as much as possible, we decided to move the large builder functions to separate Scope, and apply it to the query when needed. see similar proposals #636 , #1164.
Proposal:
Scope Class
Apply function in Builder class
Usage
We think that could be a good idea to be implemented in Laravel, what do you think?
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