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    Laravel Global Scopes: Automatic Query Filtering

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    Laravel Global Scopes: Automatic Query Filtering

    Implement Laravel global scopes to automatically apply query constraints across your entire application. These powerful features ensure data consistency and business rule enforcement while maintaining clean, maintainable code architecture.


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