[Bug] Trait method 'setupFetchOperationDefaults' will not be applied because it collides with 'FetchOperation'

[srd2010]

Bug report

What I did

Implemented FetchOperation from PRO Module into a controller and received the warning from the IDE: Trait method 'setupFetchOperationDefaults' will not be applied because it collides with 'FetchOperation'

What I expected to happen

Work out of the box.

What happened

Error Message from IDE (PHPStorm) Code does work, so it's more of an aesthetic issue.

What I've already tried to fix it

Fix is simple by renaming the function "setupFetchOperationDefaults" to "setupFetchDefaults", following the pattern of the other Operations.

Is it a bug in the latest version of Backpack?

yes

Backpack, Laravel, PHP, DB version

When I run php artisan backpack:version the output is:

backpack/crud: 5.5.4 backpack/pro: 1.6.3

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[maurohmartinez]

Hi @srd2010! Thank you for reporting this!

We are aware of this as it was done as a temporary workaround to avoid breaking changes. We will get to clean it up in one of our next upgrades.

I am going to keep it open until we get to do it.

Thanks again! Cheers.

[pxpm]

Hey @srd2010

I am doing some cleanup on some old issues.

I am not able to reproduce your issue in the latest version. If the issue still persist for you please comment with some example code that I can follow to reproduce it consistently.

Like @maurohmartinez said the FetchOperation is poorly named, but shouldn't pose issues to use.

Thanks for the report 🙏