LaraCSV doesn't respect accessors?

[brendandebeasi]

I have a model based on https://github.com/jenssegers/model, which in my experience, behaves exactly like an eloquent model.

I have a model defined

namespace App\Models;

use Jenssegers\Model\Model;

class Ec2Usage extends Model
{
    public string $account;
    public string $name;
    public string $id;
    public string $type;
    public float $onDemandCostPerHour;
    public float $onDemandCostPerYear;
    public float $oneYearReserveCostUpFront;
    public float $oneYearReserveCostPerHour;
    public float $oneYearReserveCostPerYear; // includes upfront
    public float $cpuMin;
    public float $cpuMax;
    public float $cpuAvg;

    public function getOnDemandCostPerYearAttribute($value)
    {
        return $this->onDemandCostPerHour * 8760;
    }

    public function getOneYearReserveCostPerYearAttribute($value)
    {
        return ($this->oneYearReserveCostPerHour * 8760) + $this->oneYearReserveCostUpFront;
    }
}

However when I create the report it does not seem that the accessor is being used:

    private function createReport() {
        $csvExporter = new Export();
        $csvExporter->build(
            $this->report,
            ['account','id','type','onDemandCostPerHour','onDemandCostPerYear','oneYearReserveCostPerYear','cpuMin','cpuMax','cpuAvg']
        )->download();
    }

[saularis]

@brendandebeasi Does it work without accessor?

[brendandebeasi]

@saularis Yes, if they are explicitly set values. These accessors are setup to return a value based on another value, so in that case they don't seem to work.

I'll do some digging around and see if I can locate the root cause, but not sure if anything comes to mind / this is expected functionality