Can't render Panel inside container

[noahlocke]

ConditionalContainer::make(
  new Panel('This is a panel', $this->fields())
)->if('type = 1')

The above will render the fields, but not the Panel.

[likeadeckofcards]

@noahlocke So it looks like the structure or panels and conditional containers are currently not super friendly of one another. It is not necessarily a super pretty workaround but I managed to get the panel to render correctly in the forms by using:

tap(ConditionalContainer::make([
            Panel::make('Panel 2', [
                       Text::make('some field')
            ]),
        ])->hideFromIndex()->if('type = \'true\'), function($container) {
            $container->panel = 'Panel 2';
        });

This forces the conditional Container to use the panel 2 instead of the main panel.

Update: please note that this does not prevent the Panel's title from displaying. It just fixes the contained fields from displaying under the wrong panel. In order to hide the name, the conditional container would have to specifically be able to change the component type of the form-panel. However, Laravel Nova does not not offer the capability to change the component used for a panel.