Model::fresh() v.s. Model::refresh()

Every time I try to "refresh" a model, I have always encountered this problem. Is it Model::fresh()? Or Model::refresh(). Both method exists. And both method have nearly same description. So, what's the different between these two methods?

`Model::fresh()`

Model::fresh() fetches a new, "fresh" model, and eager loaded with the same relationships, without touching current model.

`Model::refresh()`

Model::fresh() is doing the similar job. Except, it loads the data into current model.

Model::fresh() v.s. Model::refresh()

`Model::fresh()`

`Model::refresh()`

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