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@michaelnabil230 michaelnabil230 commented Jul 5, 2025

This pull request refactors the VerifyEmailController to utilize the built-in fulfill() method provided by EmailVerificationRequest.

By replacing the manual email verification logic with a call to $request->fulfill(), we align the implementation with Laravel’s internal conventions, improving code readability, maintainability, and reducing redundancy.

Changes:

  • Replaced manual hasVerifiedEmail() check, markEmailAsVerified() call, and Verified event dispatch with a single $request->fulfill() method call.
  • Preserved the existing redirect behavior after verification.

Benefits:

  • Cleaner, more idiomatic Laravel code.
  • Leverages framework-provided method designed for this exact purpose.
  • Easier future maintenance and consistency with Laravel best practices.

@michaelnabil230 michaelnabil230 changed the title Use fulfill in the EmailVerificationRequest Refactor VerifyEmailController to use fulfill() Jul 5, 2025
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