[1.x] Remove deprecated Assert
class and Laravel 6 & 7 support.
#594
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This PR removes the built-in
Assert
class, which was deprecated over two years ago, in favor of Laravel'sAssertableJson
class (available in Laravel 8.35 onward).As a result, Laravel 6 and 7 (along with PHP 7.2) are no longer supported, bringing the minimum required Laravel version to 8.74 (the current minimum for 8.x).
If you are still using the
Assert
class, you would have received deprecation notices and a message in your test output (see the linked PR above). If you haven't been seeing this, then you shouldn't need to change anything.Current testing documentation is available at https://inertiajs.com/testing.