Why aren't the prevent* methods (set with shouldBeStrict()) applied with factories/new objects?

[legecha]

I noticed this when I was writing some tests. If I wanted to do something like:

$post = Post::factory()->create();

// some stuff

$view = $this->component(RelatedPosts::class, [
    'parent' => $post,
]);

$view->assertSee($post->formatted_title);

It's contrived, but illustrates an example. Using test driven development, formatted_title doesn't exist yet. I have Model::shouldBeStrict() set in my app service provider and expected an exception to be thrown, but the test passes. I realised that in this commit there's a note in the commit message that it will Only throw on retrieved models (checked with ! $this->wasRecentlyCreated).

I wondered if anyone can tell me why this is the case? Could something untoward happen if this was enabled for models that have only just been created/created with a factory?

Thanks for anyone's thoughts on the matter!

[Adesin-fr]

Same for me !
Tests passes and relations are lazy loaded. In production, I got errors stating that model is lazy loaded !