From 2aca784c0b723606f55a4aeea6bf4b5f4cd6b0d0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: =?UTF-8?q?Samuel=20=C5=A0tancl?= Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2025 17:31:02 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] Cloning: remove comments in TSP stub in favor of referencing class docs --- assets/TenancyServiceProvider.stub.php | 19 +------------------ 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/assets/TenancyServiceProvider.stub.php b/assets/TenancyServiceProvider.stub.php index e0b69e6e..46f35515 100644 --- a/assets/TenancyServiceProvider.stub.php +++ b/assets/TenancyServiceProvider.stub.php @@ -242,24 +242,7 @@ class TenancyServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider /** @var CloneRoutesAsTenant $cloneRoutes */ $cloneRoutes = $this->app->make(CloneRoutesAsTenant::class); - // The cloning action has two modes: - // 1. Clone all routes that have the middleware present in the action's $cloneRoutesWithMiddleware property. - // You can customize the middleware that triggers cloning by using cloneRoutesWithMiddleware() on the action. - // - // By default, the middleware is ['clone'], but using $cloneRoutes->cloneRoutesWithMiddleware(['clone', 'universal'])->handle() - // will clone all routes that have either 'clone' or 'universal' middleware (mentioning 'universal' since that's a common use case). - // - // Also, you can use the shouldClone() method to provide a custom closure that determines if a route should be cloned. - // - // 2. Clone only the routes that were manually added to the action using cloneRoute(). - // - // Regardless of the mode, you can provide a custom closure for defining the cloned route, e.g.: - // $cloneRoutesAction->cloneUsing(function (Route $route) { - // RouteFacade::get('/cloned/' . $route->uri(), fn () => 'cloned route')->name('cloned.' . $route->getName()); - // })->handle(); - // This will make all cloned routes use the custom closure to define the cloned route instead of the default behavior. - // See Stancl\Tenancy\Actions\CloneRoutesAsTenant for more details. - + /** See CloneRoutesAsTenant for usage details. */ $cloneRoutes->handle(); }