I'm using Laravel 5.7 and have a one-to-one relationship between 2 eloquent models.
I have this simple function that works well, and the correct values persist to the database:
public function saveMarketingOriginInfo(Contact $contact, $data) {
$contact->marketingOrigin()->create($data);
$this->makeOtherChangesByReference($contact->marketingOrigin);
$contact->marketingOrigin->save();
return $contact->marketingOrigin;
}
However, when writing a functional test for it, I noticed that the object that it returns is stale (doesn't have the correct values in its properties).
My tests only pass if I change the return statement to return \App\Models\MarketingOrigin::find($contact->id);.
(MarketingOrigin uses 'contact_id' as primary key.)
What am I doing wrong?
How can I return the same object that was just saved in the previous line ($contact->marketingOrigin->save();) without making a database read query (find())?
via Chebli Mohamed
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