Are there any limitations to using sequences in Laravel factories

1. Sequences are applied in order: The sequence values are applied to the models in the order they are defined. If you need more complex logic for assigning values, you may need to use a different approach[1].

2. Sequences cannot be used with dynamic attributes: If you need to generate dynamic attribute values based on the model instance being created, sequences may not be sufficient. In those cases, you would need to use a closure or another method to generate the dynamic values[1].

3. Sequences are limited to overriding values: The primary purpose of sequences is to override specific attributes of the models being created. They are not designed for more complex model generation logic[1][3].

4. Sequences are not available in all versions of Laravel: The `sequence` method was introduced in Laravel 8.x. If you are using an older version of Laravel, you may not have access to this functionality[2].

Despite these limitations, sequences can still be a useful tool for simplifying model creation in many common scenarios. By allowing you to override specific attributes, sequences can help make your factory definitions more concise and readable[3].