Fix Tests

[erikn69]

Try this
Passport 11 don't support laravel 8

PHPUnit 9.6.10 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors.

Runtime:       PHP 8.1.2
Configuration: /laravel-permission/phpunit.xml.dist

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Time: 00:13.213, Memory: 62.00 MB

OK ( 525 tests, 1240 assertions)

I think that with the tests fixed you will be able to continue your work

[erikn69]

Hi @drbyte, Is this approach too much intricate?
Would it be convenient to leave Laravel 8 behind?

[drbyte]

@erikn69

Is this approach too much intricate?

This is probably the best approach for now.

I'd prefer to move the changes to missingTraitAuthorizable into a separate PR, because they're not entirely specific to this Passport PR.
I'll also push the fix to Show.php directly now.

Would it be convenient to leave Laravel 8 behind?

I'm not ready to do that in 6.0. Willing to do it in 7.0.

[erikn69]

Hi @SuperDJ, try this version

[SuperDJ]

@erikn69 I think this will meet most of the scenarios. The only one I'm not sure of is the following. Passport can login as different "types":

• Authorization Code Grant with PKCE;
• Password Grant Tokens;
• Implicit Grant Tokens;
• Client Credentials Grant Tokens;
• Personal Access Tokens.

Each of these types should fallback to something. For example the Password Grant should just use the User model. The Client Credentials Grant, the one we are interested in, should use the Client model. And currently I'm not sure if we don't interfere with the others. I mean the change we are making should only apply for the Client Credentials Grant. But found this method that could help. I don't know if it would be enough to check on those two values.

[SuperDJ]

@erikn69 tested the changes locally and they work as expected