[12.x] Allowing Context
Attribute to Interact with Hidden
#55799
+29
−2
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In addition to #55760
The PR #55760 implements the {very useful}
#[Context]
attribute to interact with Context. However, the addition left out something extremely important when we're talking about Context: the hidden items. I would venture to say that hidden items are used more than common ones.This PR implements the ability to retrieve hidden items by passing the parameter
hidden
as true. Thanks to modern PHP's named attributes, we can do something similar to what we find in the docs for things like Livewire:I thought about creating a second {HiddenContext} attribute, but IMHO it would be too much. A property like
hidden
serves us very well in this case. Thoughts?