Tony Messias

So this would be used if the class you're instantiating is the parent class, right? Something like: ```php $obj = new User(['type' => 'admin', ....]); // Instance of User class...

Isn't it already possible to unguard all models at the application-level? I feel like that's a decision that should be done at the application-level. Don't see why we should bypass...

Hey @delta1186 have you tried installing the specific version you had before? Try this: ```bash composer global require "tightenco/takeout:2.6" ``` This is just to test where the issue started happening....

@delta1186 that could be the issue, I guess. I'll try to reproduce that later this week. We're experimenting with a Docker-based Takeout experience (see #326), would you like to give...

> I still get the same error when using the takeout alias. You mean the same error as the original error? Same `pcntl` and `posix` requirements? That's odd. But not...

Btw, we're working on the [Docker installation path](https://github.com/tighten/takeout/pull/326), and we added some new instructions for Windows users. More specifically, the aliases change depending on which shell you're using: On Windows...

the current instructions mention Windows 10, but I _guess_ they work for Windows 11 as well? Worth a shot