add option to generate forms without id, use named parameters in formAction #204
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WHY
BEFORE - What was wrong? What was happening before this PR?
I have the need to quickly generate forms that are not using id in routes.
Even if the "required change" is to make
routesHaveIdSegment: false, the generated Operation had alot of$idreferences when not needed, so they needed to manually cleaned.AFTER - What is happening after this PR?
One can use
--no-idto generate a form without $id parameter.The generated operation files will now on use named parameters on the
formActioncallback.This will also help in the fact that we need to do a breaking change in Laravel-Backpack/CRUD#5459 and people generating operations with the commands after this PR will not be affected.