Use session.store instead of session for Guard instance. #10
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On September 30, commit 3816e425ae3fdaa69474763737d5e906e073c9a9 to the Laravel framework changed the arguments of the Guard constructor, so it now takes a Store object instead of a Session object. This one line patch fixes the issue.
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Use session.store instead of session for Guard instance.
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On September 30, commit 3816e425ae3fdaa69474763737d5e906e073c9a9 to
the Laravel framework changed the arguments of the Guard constructor,
so it now takes a Store object instead of a Session object. This one
line patch fixes the issue.