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If it's ver 4.2, then in case you don't use SoftDeletingTrait in your model, you call forceDelete method of the Eloquent\Builder, which runs delete on the query.
In your case the query has no constraints, so it deletes all the rows.
Not sure why you get the 1st query though.
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I'm not using SoftDeletingTrait in my model, i'll stick to delete() method i was just asking if this was a bug on Laravel or something.
1st query is because:
$deletetodo = Todo::find($id);
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2 years ago.
Obviously... I'm tired! I saw there DELETE not SELECT
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