[12.x] Restore lazy loading check#55817
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@decadence , You are absolutely right! I had an N+1 issue with a package I'm using, and I thought it was something like a Laravel false-positive warning. @taylorotwell , I'm so sorry about that! |
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This reverts #55771
I (and some other people) don't see much point in that change. If
automaticallyEagerLoadingRelationshipsis working correctly then the code will not reach this point. If it's wrong in some situations (packages or some complex cases) then we should see the exception but after that change we won't.automaticallyEagerLoadingRelationshipsworks withpreventLazyLoadingnicely so why do we need disable this check?