I have a TaskObserver class which records the activities.
When I try to delete the task using
::find()
function, it gets reflected in the Task delete observer.
$task = Task::find($id);
$task->delete();
When I try to delete collection using
$task = Task::find($id);
$subTasks = Task::where('parent_id', $task->id)->delete();
It does not reflects the delete observer for any subtasks.
Yes, I searched and found Laravel Event Observer . It tells to use ::find() method so it reflects in the observer.
Do I have to loop through all subtasks and use ::find() method?
$subTasksId = Task::where('parent_id', $task->id)->pluck('id');
foreach($subTasksId as $subTaskId){
$deleteSubTask = Task::find($subTask)->delete();
}
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