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I was looking to change the storage method for avatars/uploads to s3, and I updated my FILESYSTEM_DISK property on my Laravel .env file. However, avatar/uploads were still using the public disk.

According to the Upload Model, the disk being used is hardcoded. Wouldn't it be better to use the storage disk set in the .env file?

Hey @Toby, I'm currently working on a Laravel website from scratch and was wondering which scenario is better:

1) Start a new Laravel project and pull Waterhole as a package
2) Start a new Waterhole project and add main website features (routes, models, controllers etc) afterwards

Does one or the other have any advantages/disadvantages?

If we go with scenario 1, is it still possible to utilize the Waterhole css/components in my main Laravel app (I'm probably going to use blade/livewire)?
I think I may have answered my own question regarding Waterhole css/components (docs) by using the waterhole layout (see below).

<x-waterhole::layout title="Home">
    <section class="section">
        <div class="container">Content</div>
    </section>
</x-waterhole::layout>

Also, when can we expect compatibility with Laravel 11 and going forward how quickly can we expect Waterhole to have compatibility with future Laravel releases?

Apologies for asking so many questions, thanks in advance!

Hey, I'm looking to use Waterhole and I wanted to use the same font for my main website. I can see the font being used is called "Baton", although I can't seem to find it online (I'm seeing variations of it). Is this a premium font? If not, could someone let me know where I can find it. Thanks