Model::shouldBeStrict(true);

[ultrono]

Within my app service provider I'm calling:

Model::shouldBeStrict(! $this->app->isProduction());

I'm then calling a query as follows:

$place = Place::query()
    ->withDistance('location', new Point(1, 1, 4326))
    ->first();

In a HTTP resource I'm then accessing $this->distance.

I then get an exception (MissingAttributeException).

When I comment out shouldBeStrict, everything works fine. Is there any way around this?

[MatanYadaev]

Can you send a PR with a failing test that reproduces this issue? I tried reproducing this issue without success.

[ultrono]

Sorry no PR, my example describes my exact use case. I'm assuming this is because the withDistance method returning an attribute not on my model, which is what Laravel's built in strict mode prevents.

Changing my coilumn name to "distance" or adding a third argument to withDistance may be worth a try i.e.

$place = Place::query()
    ->withDistance('location', new Point(1, 1, 4326), 'location')
    ->first();

With this I can do $this->location in model, which in theory will pass Laravel's strict mode. Will report back.

[MatanYadaev]

As far as I know, the error is thrown only when the data is not in the $model->attributes array. In this case, it should be, because it was returned from the database. Maybe you load the distance attribute conditionally?