does not have any constructor and shall be called without arguments

In Laravel it pretty comon to initialize a new model with data like this:

$model = new Model([
    'first_name' => 'John', 'last_name' => 'Doe'
]);

But it give the class 'App\Models\xxxx' does not have any constructor and shall be called without arguments

which is not entirely correct as any model in Laravel extends from Illuminate\Database\Eloquent;

rabol Thank you for reporting this, we may handle Eloquent incorrectly here.

I'll try to fix that soon.

It seems it works for me :/

Is the Model and its base class pointing to the correct file?

May I ask what's in the tooltip over new User ? (as in the post above)

I have this:

rabol I see - there are two App\Models\User classes.

I guess the second one is not what you expect there, or is it from _ide_helper?

I'm not sure why there is two

I only place properties for this model is defined is in _ide_helper

tested with ide-helper and laravel-idea, and seems it's working as expected:

Is it still happening to you @rabol? (pre-release 1.38.13874)

Thank you

same for me in version 1.38.13885

rabol thank you, I think I know where's the problem now. Working on it.

rabol The second "stub" - class App\Models\User extends \Eloquent - has an unusual parent class - \Eloquent;

~~Any idea where it is from?~~

edit: I see, it's an alias to Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model

Update 1.38.13899 fixes the issue!

Still, there is some other related problem, but it's not causing the false warning at least.