@feature blade directive don't get the current scope

[Elmarzougui Abdelghafour]

Pennant Version

1.2.1

Laravel Version

10.6

PHP Version

8.1

Database Driver & Version

No response

Description

class Tenant extends BaseTenant implements TenantWithDatabase
{
    use HasDatabase, HasDomains;

    use HasFeatures;
}

This is the Tenant model when I set HasFeatures trait

But when I'm login with my user that belongs to this tenant
it trows an error :
App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::App\Providers{closure}(): Argument #1 ($tenant) must be of type App\Models\Tenant, App\Models\User given, called in ...

BUT when i use @if in blade all things work normaly :

NOT WORK (throw the error above)

 @feature('new-api)
                    
@endfeature

WORK fine

@if(tenant()->features()->active('new-api'))
            
 @endif

Steps To Reproduce

i dont know

[Elmarzougui Abdelghafour]

this is the method boot in AppServiceProvider

public function boot(): void
{
    Feature::define('new-api', function (Tenant $tenant) {
        return $tenant->is_active;
    });

}

[Dries Vints]

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[Tim MacDonald]

Hi @elmarzouguidev,

This is likely because Pennant will use the "default" scope when checking Blade directives.

See the docs on how to configure the default scope: https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/pennant#default-scope

Otherwise, you are free to not use the Blade directive and just use

@if(tenant()->features()->active('new-api'))

as you already have working.

[Elmarzougui Abdelghafour]

Thanks @timacdonald yes finaly i use @if blade directive