David Carr
David Carr
that cache was actually slower then @alissn implementation but I don't think he's finished with it as yet.
ah turning on normal laravel caching really speeds things up. In my Breeze demo with 140 modules after running `php artisan optimize` much quicker. 
this is with 500 modules! no application needs this many modules. Just remember to run `php artisan optimize` 
thanks for the detailed post, this will help me to dig into it further
that's not currently possible but its a nice idea to build in.
> A nice feature. > > You can rely on the module's status to get this done at the moment by simply checking if a module is disabled; then, it's...
This looks good, would this improve the performance at all or a foundation for the next step? Also could you add tests for the commands.
yep confirmed, not sure what's causing that will do some digging.
@alissn any idea why the seeders file must exist otherwise a NotFoundException is thrown? Been looking and I'm not seeing why it would cause this problem. As listed above only...
works perfectly, thank you!