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  1. The $query from $this->getQuery() does not have a valid - as of PHP 7.2 - property. Prior to PHP 7.2, the result of count() with an invalid parameter would have been misleading (a 0 or 1). Suggest verifying if this package has been updated to work with PHP 7.2.
    1 point
  2. there is something wrong with $query->wheres, it's not countable. So it's not an array or not an object. Do var_dump($query->wheres); after the $query = to find out what it is and what it does contain.
    1 point
  3. Your code. Not Laravel. Because the problem is going to be with your code, not theirs.
    1 point
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