[11.x] Add NullableIf Validation Rule #52358
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This pull request introduces a new validation rule, NullableIf, to the Laravel framework. The NullableIf rule allows an attribute to be nullable based on a condition. If the condition evaluates to true, the attribute can be null.
Details:
File Modified: src/Illuminate/Validation/Rules/NullableIf.php
Functionality:
Constructor: Accepts a callable or boolean condition.
__toString Method: Converts the rule to a validation string based on the condition.
Usage Example:
In a request validation rule:
'field' => [ Rule::nullableIf(true), 'string' ],