`. Stripping on read means those rows stop leaking without a data * migration; stripping on write means a provider that regresses cannot put * one back. * * The column is left as it is on disk. Rewriting history here would hide how * many rows were affected, and that is worth knowing before the token is * rotated. */ protected function snapshot(): Attribute { return Attribute::make( get: fn (?string $value): ?array => $this->redacted( is_string($value) ? json_decode($value, true) : null, ), set: fn (mixed $value): ?string => is_array($value) ? json_encode($this->redacted($value)) : (is_string($value) ? $value : null), ); } /** * @return array|null */ private function redacted(mixed $snapshot): ?array { if (! is_array($snapshot)) { return null; } foreach (['ad_snapshot_url', 'adLibraryUrl'] as $field) { if (is_string($snapshot[$field] ?? null)) { $snapshot[$field] = MetaAdLibraryProvider::withoutAccessToken($snapshot[$field]); } } return $snapshot; } public function user(): BelongsTo { return $this->belongsTo(User::class); } }