Refactor: Use #[CurrentUser] attribute instead of auth()->user() and $request->user()#17
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…and `$request->user()` Replaced usages of `auth()->user()` and `$request->user()` with the new `#[CurrentUser]` attribute from Laravel 11. Updated custom validation rules, Livewire components, routes, and controllers to use dependency injection. Co-authored-by: yilanboy <27554321+yilanboy@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR refactors the codebase to make use of Laravel 11's
#[CurrentUser]attribute for dependency injection, replacing the globalauth()->user()helper and$request->user().Key changes:
#[CurrentUser] User $userintoVerifyEmailControllerandGeneratePasskeyRegisterOptionsControllerand API routes instead of using$request->user().MatchOldPasswordcustom validation rule to accept the user via constructor property promotion, and changed its instantiation toapp(MatchOldPassword::class).⚡header,⚡create-modal,⚡edit-modal) to inject the user inmount()and store it as a public property for the blade template.⚡index.blade.phpin notifications to resolve it directly in therender()method.PR created automatically by Jules for task 2113602473801850390 started by @yilanboy