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  • Removed compatibility logic for unsupported versions of Symfony.
  • Encapsulated access to services.
  • PHP 7.3 features applied.
  • Removed event compatibility logic for Laravel < 5.4.
  • The connector methods used by the module are now at the end of the class in an adjoining block.
  • Removed unnecessary type hints docblocks.
  • Added more typing to functions.
  • Improved IDE help when browsing the module source code.
  • Now assertSame is used instead of assertEquals.
  • Fixed broken links to laravel documentation.

  • Module assertions are now organized into traits based on their related functionality and following the Laravel naming convention:

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  • Added amActingAs, assertAuthenticatedAs, assertCredentials, assertInvalidCredentials, authentication assertions.
  • Added seedDatabase function.
  • Added enableMiddleware function.
  • dontSeeRecord and seeRecord functions now works with Model objects too.
  • disableMiddleware function now can disable one or more specific middleware by specifying the $middleware parameter.

Note: This PR will be merged with the Rebase and merge strategy.

@TavoNiievez TavoNiievez added this to the 2.1.0 milestone Sep 6, 2021
@TavoNiievez TavoNiievez merged commit 15df459 into Codeception:main Sep 7, 2021
@TavoNiievez TavoNiievez deleted the fixes branch September 7, 2021 22:32
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