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[13.x] Fix cached Attribute accessors returning stale values after setting the attribute - #62035
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taylorotwell merged 2 commits intoOct 15, 2026
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Problem
A get-only
Attributeaccessor that returns an object is cached, but setting the attribute doesn't clear that cache:So a resource returned right after
update()shows the old value until the model is refreshed. Accessors with a setter aren't affected, since they already update the cache.Solution
Clear the cached value at the end of
setAttribute(), the same way #61962 does for JSON path updates: