NEW in Laravel 10.10: Cast Password as 'hashed'

A new Laravel feature that allows you to not run `bcrypt()` or `Hash::make()` on passwords manually.

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[damienulrichdoevi]

This feature is so amzing. I think i will start using it.

[janfornication]

i have been using this as a mutator for years, now i can replace them with the cast. Very good very small changes on my site

[sorry-randomvids]

I have been doing Hash::make my entire time coding, and this time around I thought of using something fancy and turns out I could cast, and I thought this was a really old thing but turns out it’s pretty new, it is a useful thing wonder why it’s out now

[TheWaqaspuri]

Is that possible to change it directly using phpmyadmin?

[nnjaFcpalm]

Were all 3 methods putting out different hashes?

[abdulbasitsalah]

where to find this Feature in the documentation?
i tried but i couldn't find it

[pathtic]

This feature take config from hashing.driver or it has assing default hasing algorithm like a bcrypt?

[amir_hjr]

Which extension do you use to take this amazing screenshot in your tweet?

[FaizanAnwerAli]

This should have been there from v5. At least it is here now.

[SussanRai]

More magic method. Laravel going to be full of magic where you don't know what is going on.

[reganmwaigomole]

Sorry i want do decrypt hashed password. I used hash:make

[kingstalker]

public function setPasswordAttribute($input)
{
if ($input) {
$this->attributes['password'] = ? Hash::make($input) : $input;
}
}

Guess i won't need this no more in m user model