Since Laravel supports PATCH for partial updates and PUT for full updates, you should try changing your request to PATCH instead of PUT in your frontend or API request tool (e.g., Postman). If you're using Postman or a frontend framework like React/Vue/Flutter, make sure your request method is PATCH instead of PUT.Since Laravel supports PATCH for partial updates and PUT for full updates, you should try changing your request to PATCH instead of PUT in your frontend or API request tool (e.g., Postman). If you're using Postman or a frontend framework like React/Vue/Flutter, make sure your request method is PATCH instead of PUT.Since Laravel supports PATCH for partial updates and PUT for full updates, you should try changing your request to PATCH instead of PUT in your frontend or API request tool (e.g., Postman). If you're using Postman or a frontend framework like React/Vue/Flutter, make sure your request method is PATCH instead of PUT.Since Laravel supports PATCH for partial updates and PUT for full updates, you should try changing your request to PATCH instead of PUT in your frontend or API request tool (e.g., Postman). If you're using Postman or a frontend framework like React/Vue/Flutter, make sure your request method is PATCH instead of PUT.