[5.2] Adding a method to disable model observers in tests. #13178
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| * These observers will be mocked, so that they will not actually be executed. | ||
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| * @param array|string $observers | ||
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missing returj annotation
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I often find myself having to disable model observers in my tests. As this method functions very similarly to withoutEvents or withoutJobs it seemed like it would be a natural fit for the framework. The expected usage would be:
$this->withoutObservers(JobObserver::class);or
$this->withoutObservers([JobObserver::class, PostObserver::class]);