$resource->pivot->save() not working

[DavidPhilip]

In my case I'm calling this:

$club->members->each(function($member) {
  $member->pivot->confirmed = true;
  $member->pivot->admin = true;
  $member->pivot->save();
});

resulting in this error:

file: "/Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/agilitybase/vendor/j42/laravel-firebase/src/j42/LaravelFirebase/Client.php"
line: 253
message: "Invalid model object received: no primary ID (id, _id, $id)"
type: "UnexpectedValueException"

I'm not sure how to handle this error.

Also there seems to be another issue:$member is of model-type Userwhere $firebase = false; and also sync => false in the settings. Nevertheless there is the attempt to sync the model...

Please tell if you need more info. Regards, David

[j42]

David,

Apologies for the confusion--the sync will actually not be processed in this case (if you see an HTTP request please advise otherwise), however the model checks are run regardless in the __call overloaded method...

As for the error, it is expected that your model will inherit from Eloquent or otherwise include a getPrimaryKey() method that returns a Firebase-compatible key. Alternatively (if not present) it will fall back to check for common variants (id, _id, $id).

If none of these defaults meet your use case (perhaps since you seem to be using pivot tables), could you provide more context for what you're trying to achieve?

[DavidPhilip]

I think the issue is the call of ->save() as that seems to be the hook where the checks are fired for this plugin regardless of what I've declared in my settings as you already mentioned.

I used ->pivot to change the values of the model in the pivot table and saved those changes by calling ->save(). I ended up setting the values while attaching the relationship like so:

$club->attach([$member_ids], ['confirmed' => true, 'admin' => true])

In that case I don't call ->save() and it works. So laravel-firebase kinda forces me to use that syntax or else it throws the aforementioned error. I will debug this at home and have a look at what kind of object the checks are run on. Maybe we can fix this by making an exception for some sort of type.