In recent versions of Laravel, every factory you scaffold comes with an @extends docblock above the class.
It wasn't always there in Laravel's history, but it's there now, and it can be tempting to just blindly accept it without understanding why it's there.
In today's video, I will delete one to see what, if anything, will break.
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Here to help,
Joel
P.S. If your app started before these docblocks were the default, it's probably missing a few other modern niceties too. Get a Laravel code review.
