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Author: drbyte

docs/upgrading.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ There are a few breaking-changes when upgrading to v6, but most of them won't af
 
 For guidance with upgrading your extended models, your migrations, your routes, etc, see the **Upgrade Essentials** section at the top of this file.
 
-1. Due to the improved ULID/UUID/GUID support, any package methods which accept a Permission or Role `id` must pass that `id` as an `integer`. If you pass it as a numeric string, the functions will attempt to lookup the role/permission as a string. In such cases you may see errors such as `There is no permission named '123' for guard 'web'.` (where `'123'` is being treated as a string because it was passed as a string instead of as an integer). This also applies to arrays of id's: if it's an array of strings we will do a lookup on the name instead of on the id. **This will mostly only affect UI pages** because an HTML Request is received as string data. **The solution is simple:** if you're passing integers to a form field, then convert them back to integers when using that field's data for calling functions to grant/assign/sync/remove/revoke permissions and roles.
+1. Due to the improved ULID/UUID/GUID support, any package methods which accept a Permission or Role `id` must pass that `id` as an `integer`. If you pass it as a numeric string, the functions will attempt to lookup the role/permission as a string. In such cases you may see errors such as `There is no permission named '123' for guard 'web'.` (where `'123'` is being treated as a string because it was passed as a string instead of as an integer). This also applies to arrays of id's: if it's an array of strings we will do a lookup on the name instead of on the id. **This will mostly only affect UI pages** because an HTML Request is received as string data. **The solution is simple:** if you're passing integers to a form field, then convert them back to integers when using that field's data for calling functions to grant/assign/sync/remove/revoke permissions and roles. One way to convert an array of permissions `id`'s from strings to integers is: `collect($validated['permission'])->map(fn($val)=>(int)$val)`
 
 2. If you have overridden the `getPermissionClass()` or `getRoleClass()` methods or have custom Models, you will need to revisit those customizations. See PR #2368 for details. 
 eg: if you have a custom model you will need to make changes, including accessing the model using `$this->permissionClass::` syntax (eg: using `::` instead of `->`) in all the overridden methods that make use of the models.