Dont use cache.ttl, but use entrust.cache_ttl instead

[Nemoden]

I've set up caching for my laravel application and it suddenly failed to run due to "Unsupported operand types" which was confusing and misleading because the only thing I've done setting cache.ttl:

'ttl' => [
    'products' => 10, # cache products for 10 minutes
    'listings' => 20, # cache listings for 20 minutes
];

in config/cache.php

I actually was surprised that Entrust uses cache.ttl which it really shouldn't.
config/cache.php is a good place to store USER-DEFINED cache settings like mine cache.ttl.products,

3rd parties should use own configuration to not interfere with user settings.
It wasn't nice that Entrust has occupied certain namespace in my domain that I control.

I propose store cache ttl for Entrust in entrust.cache_ttl (it's more explicit also).

[franzdumfart]

Any news about this?