Visit promises deprecated

[liam-ot]

Hello

This issue has sprung up for me this morning

index.js?5b3d:1 Inertia.js visit promises have been deprecated and will be removed in a future release. Please use the new visit event callbacks instead.

I have read the PR and the Inertia docs, I just don't understand what I'm doing wrong

here is the post request

method() {
    return this.$inertia.post(this.route('route_name', this.prop));
}

I don't understand what I am supposed to be calling instead of this.$inertia.post()

[xavi7th]

I had this problem for a bit with SweetAlert2 preconfirm requests and it buggered me.

The problem is the return. You shouldn't return inertia requests because they get converted to promises.

[liam-ot]

@xavi7th hmm, okay what exactly can i return then instead which will keep the benefits of XHR that inertia is built to take advantage of?

thanks for the reply

[xavi7th]

@liam-ot well I can't particularly see your logic so I don't know what you want to achieve with the return, but without the return, the inertia request will work just fine.

[liam-ot]

the issue as mentioned by @xavi7th is due to the return type being turned into a promise

if you are routing like this

Redirect::route('someRoute')->with('success', $success_message);

or

Redirect::back()->with('success', $success_message);

change it instead to

return redirect()->back()->with('success', $success_message);

unfortunately this still causes a promise warning

return redirect()->route('someRoute')->with('success', $success_message);

but i will update once i find a workaround