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first we take the first key/value pair of the expected data, and look to see if that exists in the database. If that finds results, we'll send those back to the developer since they're easier to compare. if we don't find any of those results, we'll fallback to the old way of just returning results from the table.
allow the builder to receive a `where` clause containing the first element of the data.
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This is a resubmission of #30886 with fixed tests.
When using the
assertDatabaseHas()assertion, the failure method returns the first couple results out of the database. This is not incredibly useful since those results are not guaranteed to contain the row of our expected data.This PR allow the failure message to make an educated guess on the DB row we are most likely trying to compare to. It gives priority to the first key/value pair in our expected data, and performs a query based solely on that 1 piece of information. If it finds rows matching this data, it will return them. If it doesn't find any results from its educated guess, it will fallback to the current method of returning results.