[5.8] Use real classname for seeders #29601
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This way, if a programmer decides to override (example below) a seeder in a container, an actual class name is printed instead of the parent class name.
Example:
I'm working on a multi-tenant app, where each tenant has its own "configuration" folder (contains a service provider and some additional classes such as seeders for example). I can choose which configuration is enabled by tweaking an environment variable.
```php
class PostsSeeder {}
class TenantAPostsSeeder extends PostsSeeder {}
```
With this change, I'll be able to tell which seeder is actually being executed when I run `php artisan db:seed`
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@jerguslejko Thank you for that feature! |
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This way, if a programmer decides to override (example below) a seeder in a container, an actual class name is printed instead of the parent class name.
Example:
I'm working on a multi-tenant app, where each tenant has its own "configuration" folder (contains a service provider and some additional classes such as seeders for example). I can choose which configuration is enabled by tweaking an environment variable.
With this change, I'll be able to tell which seeder is actually being executed when I run
php artisan db:seed