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This supposed to happen.
What else did you expect?
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2 years ago.
If you don't want it to happen, you can disable it per model. Don't know why you'd do that though.
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2 years ago.
Sorry. I expected that a record was created. And then when the record was edited, updated_at would be changed.
Thought I was doing something wrong.
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2 years ago.
You could config to do this directly in your schema database and not eloquent.
- created_at as TIMESTAMP and CURRENT_TIMESTAMP as default value;
- updated_at as TIMESTAMP and ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP as attribute;
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