Laravel’s remember_token is tied to the session/cookies, which we don’t
need as the API is stateless. It makes much more sense to use our own
token mechanism.
MyISAM doesn’t support transactions which is problematic for testing.
Will have to consider this more carefully when working on FULLTEXT
search, but for now I just wanna test!
(Sorry about the retrograde migration changes, but I figure it isn’t
problematic at this stage because we can just reseed. It’s nice to keep
things clean as long as we can!)
JSON-API specifies that multiple resources should be fetched with a
comma-separated list of IDs, i.e. discussions/1,2,3,4. But this is
problematic because if we do a findQuery with only one ID, then a
single object will come back from the API where the serializer is
expecting an array containing a single object.
Instead, I’ve just implemented an ids “filter” on the discussions index
API route (which is the default way that the adapter finds multiple
IDs.)
[Illuminate\Database\QueryException]
SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1071 Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes (SQL: alter table `permissions` add primary key perm
issions_grantee_entity_permission_primary(`grantee`, `entity`, `permission`))
