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    Enhanced Enum Processing with Laravel’s Default Parameter Support

    June 27, 2025

    Enhanced Enum Processing with Laravel's Default Parameter Support

    Laravel’s enhanced enum method now supports default values as a third parameter, simplifying request handling and eliminating boilerplate code when processing enum parameters with fallback values.


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