Adds opt-in seeding

[DarkGhostHunter]

This adds the ability to seed the database.

Laravel can seed the database without confirmation when the application is not on production. By using this ability to confirm, the seeding can be enabled by setting AUTORUN_LARAVEL_SEED to either true or the class name of the Database Seeder.

This step runs after the migration step.

[chris0203]

This will not work in production. it got an error when APP_ENV=production

🚀 Running seeders...

                            APPLICATION IN PRODUCTION.                           

WARN  Command cancelled.

should change it to

php ${APP_BASE_DIR}/artisan db:seed --force

[DarkGhostHunter]

This will not work in production. it got an error when APP_ENV=production

🚀 Running seeders...



                            APPLICATION IN PRODUCTION.                           



WARN  Command cancelled.

should change it to

php ${APP_BASE_DIR}/artisan db:seed --force

Shouldn't work on production. That's a feature. If you need seeding on production you have to do it manually.

[harrisonratcliffe]

Would really like to see this implemented @jaydrogers

[harrisonratcliffe]

This will not work in production. it got an error when APP_ENV=production

🚀 Running seeders...



                            APPLICATION IN PRODUCTION.                           



WARN  Command cancelled.

should change it to

php ${APP_BASE_DIR}/artisan db:seed --force

Shouldn't work on production. That's a feature. If you need seeding on production you have to do it manually.

Can add --force to get round that.

[DarkGhostHunter]

I wouldn't. Rather, I would let the user create their own logic for seeding a production database.

This is because seeding is meant to fake records, and doing so in production can mix up real records.

This is great for staging or testing environments, tho, which is the main goal for this.

[jaydrogers]

I see the use case for this now and I really like this. Let me evaluate this for v3.6 and I will keep you all posted 👍