Implement @forceDelete and @restore directives #941
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I hope you are fine with the refactoring... To complete these PR I have to wait for #937. I would like to build up the documentation chapter Soft Deleting. |
…nd-forceDelete # Conflicts: # src/Schema/Directives/DeleteDirective.php
# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
…nd-forceDelete # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
…elete` and `@restore` during schema build time
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Related Issue/Intent
As my work on #937 seems to be welcome, I directly implemented @forceDelete and @restore directive
Resolves #938
Changes
Add new directives:
@forceDeleteto force delete models@restoreto restore soft deleted modelsI actually forked
@deletedirective and used instead of delete, forceDelete/restore. So they are pretty similar and supports same features (global ID and modal directive-argument).Breaking changes
There are no breaking changes.