Port Laravel database, process and JSON:API updates - #622
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State Linux and macOS support in the installation requirements and direct Windows developers to WSL2. Make the native Windows support boundary explicit without duplicating the installation guidance elsewhere.
Forward an optional log level through the exception handler contract, helpers, testing wrappers and fakes. An explicit report level takes precedence over the exception-type default while preserving report context and cancellation handling. Update handler implementations, generated facade annotations and reporting expectations, and document the public helper argument. Upstream: laravel/framework#61694 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Normalize enum names in pause, pauseFor and resume before building storage keys. Preserve the current queue-first argument order, support zero-backed and unit enums, regenerate the Queue facade and document the accepted arguments. Upstream: laravel/framework#61464 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Build closure filters on the relation's exact connection, including read/write aliases. Record pivot restrictions in their original order so stock and custom pivot writes preserve boolean precedence and parent/morph identity. Compile closures and subqueries once when registered instead of retaining closures or connections on hydrated pivots. This preserves model serialization and avoids evaluating callbacks again for writes. Update the permission consumers, allow Expression columns in OR-IN filters and omit expression-only defaults from hydrated attributes. Include upstream closure cases and regressions for serialized pivots, scoped writes, expression hydration, connection selection and predicate order. Document closure usage and the ordered constraint representation. Focused database/permission tests and analysis pass; registration and write costs were benchmarked. Upstream: laravel/framework#61150 laravel/framework#61488 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Consolidate key predicates through whereKey with boolean and negation arguments, preserving binary/Stringable keys and adding closure and query subqueries. Align OR helpers and subclass tests with the current upstream implementation, including the intervening revert and replacement. Make the three eager-load constraint closures static so query builders are released without waiting for cyclic garbage collection. Add SQL/binding cases and verify builder release with garbage collection disabled; document subquery key filters. Upstream: laravel/framework#61154 laravel/framework#61236 laravel/framework#61242 laravel/framework#61395 laravel/framework#61496 laravel/framework#61264 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Add Relation::getRelatedClass with its model generic and use it at all four through-relationship construction sites. Preserve the existing relation behavior while avoiding repeated getRelated class extraction. Upstream: laravel/framework#61222 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Make invoked pools and pool results iterable without changing their keys or cleanup. Add the idle-timeout exception subtype and configured timeout accessor, retaining the process result and base exception compatibility. Return empty output from quiet results so failed commands can still throw their intended process exception. Stop fake callback delivery at the shared helper, including wait and ID access, and return the configured exit code. Preserve terminal cleanup after callback failures and align the public process contract. Port the upstream cases, consolidate overlapping fake tests and document the public behavior. Process checks pass with blocking timeout cases enabled. Upstream: laravel/framework#61184 laravel/framework#61182 laravel/framework#61227 laravel/framework#61266 laravel/framework#61410 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Exercise MySQL 5.7, 8.4 and 9.7 in the regular database matrix. Add scheduled innovation MySQL and current MariaDB jobs, restrict scheduled execution to this repository and keep failures visible. Remove unused blocking-process flags from workflows that never run those tests. Move the timeout probe into a UNION filter so it exercises query interruption on MySQL 5.7. Limit nested-set diagnostics to their documented MySQL 8 minimum. Validate the workflows with actionlint and exercise the affected tests against isolated MySQL 5.7/9.7 and MariaDB services. Upstream: laravel/framework#61218 laravel/framework#61239 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Provide protected flushState after application destruction and lifecycle-field cleanup, moving the existing exception-handler reset into its base implementation. Keep global cleanup owned by the shared subscriber and preserve the earliest teardown failure. Rename the conflicting hash-field capability reset, cover cleanup ordering and failures, and document when to use this hook versus shared TestState registration. Lifecycle checks, Testbench contracts and analysis pass. Upstream: laravel/framework#61288 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Compare in_array and doesnt_contain values strictly and document their type-sensitive behavior. Retain contains behavior from the current upstream target. Port the remaining scalar in-rule cases, remove its obsolete documented difference, and consolidate contains/doesnt_contain tests under upstream file names. Preserve distinct existing assertions while restoring missing rule-formatting cases and adding strict-membership coverage. The validation suite and analysis pass. Upstream: laravel/framework#61146 laravel/framework#61315 laravel/framework#61319 laravel/framework#61318 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Use Arr::set for query merges and replacements so asterisks identify literal keys. Make pushOntoQuery read the same dotted segments it writes, avoiding both wildcard expansion and the exact-dotted-key preference of Arr::get. Cover upstream merge cases, repeated list appends and collisions between literal dotted keys and nested parameters. Clarify query-key semantics in the helper documentation. The URI tests, formatting and full analysis pass. Upstream: laravel/framework#61312 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Resolve each requested relationship through the actual resource declaration at that level. Prepare missing relationships by model class, exact connection and relationship before serializing attributes, including collection roots. Preserve resolver callbacks, public overrides, included-resource ordering and existing identity handling. Default attributes omit reserved fields and declared relationship names. Hide them on a cloned model before serialization so discarded relationship trees are not traversed and shared model visibility stays unchanged. Explicit resource attribute definitions retain control. Cover query counts across roots and nested includes, connection isolation, callback timing, output ordering, declaration selection and default serialization. Document the public behavior and Laravel porting differences. JSON:API tests and full source/type analysis pass. Upstream: laravel/framework#61322 laravel/framework#61323 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
Align the remaining date-format assertions with Hypervel's immutable Carbon convention and remove the unused Date facade import. The existing global test cleanup already covers the other applicable upstream clock-reset changes. The complete Eloquent integration test file passes. Upstream: laravel/framework#61190 Source: laravel/framework master 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request changes database CI coverage and updates Eloquent queries, JSON:API relationship resolution, exception reporting, process handling, queue identifiers, URI query keys, validation comparisons, and test lifecycle cleanup. It also updates related tests and documentation. ChangesDatabase CI coverage
Eloquent query and pivot constraints
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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JsonApiRequest->>AnonymousResourceCollection: Resolve requested includes
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ResolvesJsonApiElements->>JsonApiResource: Resolve attributes and included resources
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Pivot reads may include another parent’s rows, and containment validation can give inconsistent results. Correct those behaviors before merging; the nightly schedule and test-cleanup guidance also warrant fixes. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Most examined boundaries retain their controls, but a custom-pivot write can cease to enforce a relation’s scope after selecting a row. That matters for applications using pivot scopes to separate permissions or other sensitive associations. The affected configuration and production exposure are not established. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/databases-nightly.yml:
- Line 5: Update the nightly schedule cron expression in the workflow so it runs
at a nonzero minute past the hour, preserving its daily cadence.
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- Around line 1127-1129: Update addCompiledPivotConstraint() to group the
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the parent relation constraint outside the group. Extend the
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src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php: Pivot global scopes are omitted from the predicate, so scoped restrictions may not apply to reads or writes; apply the pivot builder’s global scopes before compiling it.src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php: Closure predicates use unqualified pivot columns in a joined query, which can make filters ambiguous when both tables share a column; qualify the pivot columns.src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php: Ungrouped OR pivot constraints can change which rows reads match, while write and hydrated-pivot delete paths group constraints differently; align the grouping across these paths.src/validation/src/Concerns/ValidatesAttributes.php:containsstill uses loose membership, so values such as1and'1'can pass both complementary rules; use strict membership there too.
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<file name="src/http/src/Resources/JsonApi/JsonApiResource.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/http/src/Resources/JsonApi/JsonApiResource.php:99">
P3: `toArray()` excludes only declared relationship names (`$excluded = ['id', 'type', ...$relationshipNames]`), so any relation loaded on the model but not declared in `toRelationships()` is still recursively serialized into `attributes` (e.g., an eager-loaded but undeclared relation appears as a nested attribute object), leaking relationship data into attributes and inconsistent with the intended attributes/relationships split. Hide loaded relation keys as well, or document that undeclared loaded relations remain in attributes.</violation>
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<file name="src/queue/src/QueueManager.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/QueueManager.php:203">
P3: pausing now accepts enums, but the matching read methods (`isPaused()`, `getPausedQueues()`) and the facade docblock for `isPaused` still accept string only. A caller must duplicate the `(string) enum_value()` mapping to check the state they just wrote, and for int-backed/zero and unit enums that mapping is non-obvious. Widen `isPaused()`/`getPausedQueues()` (and the facade docblock) to `UnitEnum|string` for symmetric support.</violation>
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<file name="src/http/src/Resources/JsonApi/Concerns/ResolvesJsonApiElements.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/http/src/Resources/JsonApi/Concerns/ResolvesJsonApiElements.php:269">
P2: `requestedRelationships` is written once per related resource during compile and never cleared, and `compileResourceRelationships` is permanently guarded by `loadedRelationshipsMap !== null`, so the recorded include list stays frozen on the resource instance for its lifetime. If the same resource instance is re-resolved against a different request (or a hydrated/cached resource is re-serialized), its relationship identifiers keep reflecting the first request's include list instead of the current one. Reset the property before each compile, or recompute it from the request rather than storing it as instance state.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/http/src/Resources/JsonApi/Concerns/ResolvesJsonApiElements.php:385">
P3: `prepareResourceRelationships()` resolves `getResourceRelationships()` twice per resource per pass (once in the grouping loop, once inside `compileResourceRelationships()`), and the enclosing `resolveResourceObject()`/`with()`/`toAttributes()` each run a full extra pass for the same resources, so `toRelationships()` and resolver construction are repeated several times per resource per response. Cache the resolved relationship collection for the pass so user-defined `toRelationships()` is not re-executed per phase.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Database/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToManyPivotEventsTest.php:309">
P2: The `closure` and `subquery` provider cases attach no `scope_id`; only the `scalar` arm supplies it through `withPivotValue()`. These filters then cannot find the attached row, failing `firstOrFail()` or making the custom-pivot update return 0; include `scope_id => 1` in both attach calls.</violation>
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<file name="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php:363">
P0: Apply the pivot builder's global scopes before compiling this predicate; otherwise scoped pivot restrictions are omitted from reads and writes.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php:390">
P2: Reads apply pivot constraints ungrouped (`A OR B AND C` appended directly after the parent identity), while the write path (`newPivotQuery` in InteractsWithPivotTable) and hydrated-pivot deletes (`applyPivotConstraints` in AsPivot) wrap the same constraint chain in a grouped `where(...)`. For a mixed chain like `wherePivot('scope_id', 1)->orWherePivotIn('priority', [5])->wherePivot('is_active', true)`, a direct `get()` compiles to `user_id = ? AND scope_id = ? OR priority IN (?) AND is_active = ?`, so rows from other parents matching `(priority IN ... AND is_active ...)` escape the parent identity — exactly the case the write-side ordering fix now guards against. Apply the same grouping here for consistency between reads and writes.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php:414">
P2: Closure predicates are compiled with bare pivot columns and inserted as raw SQL into a relation query that joins the related table. If both tables share a column such as `status`, `wherePivot(fn ($query) => $query->where('status', ...))` fails with an ambiguous-column error; qualify closure columns with the pivot table before applying the predicate.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Validation/ValidationInRuleTest.php:106">
P3: `Loosy` is not a word; the intent is `Loose`. Rename to `testInRuleIsNotLooseBypassed` (or similar) before merge.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/support/src/Uri.php:292">
P3: `pushOntoQuery('*', ...)` and `withQuery(['*' => ...])` now write a literal `*` query key, but `UriQueryString::get()` still resolves keys through `data_get()`, which expands `*` wildcards. After `Uri::of('?page=1')->pushOntoQuery('*', 'first', ...)`, `query()->get('*')` returns `data_get(['page' => '1', '*' => ['first']], '*')` expanded across every value (e.g. `['1', ['first']]`) instead of the pushed `['first']`, so values written under literal `*` keys cannot be read back through `get()`. Align `UriQueryString::get()` with the new literal semantics (or `Arr::get`, which already handles segments literally) so reads match these writes, or document the divergence in the query-parameter docs.</violation>
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<file name="src/docs/testing.md">
<violation number="1" location="src/docs/testing.md:275">
P3: `flushState()` also runs when no application was booted, so this restriction is inaccurate. Document that case and retain the shared `TestState` guidance.</violation>
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<file name="src/validation/src/Concerns/ValidatesAttributes.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/validation/src/Concerns/ValidatesAttributes.php:565">
P2: Make `contains` use strict membership too; with `[1]` and parameter `'1'`, both rules currently pass, defeating the complementary validation rules.</violation>
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P0: Apply the pivot builder's global scopes before compiling this predicate; otherwise scoped pivot restrictions are omitted from reads and writes.
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<comment>Apply the pivot builder's global scopes before compiling this predicate; otherwise scoped pivot restrictions are omitted from reads and writes.</comment>
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+ $this->newPivotStatement()->addNestedWhereQuery($pivotQuery->getQuery(), $boolean)
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The closure collects explicit pivot predicates, including local scopes called inside it. BelongsToMany reads and pivot-row selection do not automatically apply the pivot model's global scopes. Applying them only for closure filters would make an empty closure change the relation's behavior. The documentation now specifies local scopes.
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P2: requestedRelationships is written once per related resource during compile and never cleared, and compileResourceRelationships is permanently guarded by loadedRelationshipsMap !== null, so the recorded include list stays frozen on the resource instance for its lifetime. If the same resource instance is re-resolved against a different request (or a hydrated/cached resource is re-serialized), its relationship identifiers keep reflecting the first request's include list instead of the current one. Reset the property before each compile, or recompute it from the request rather than storing it as instance state.
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<comment>`requestedRelationships` is written once per related resource during compile and never cleared, and `compileResourceRelationships` is permanently guarded by `loadedRelationshipsMap !== null`, so the recorded include list stays frozen on the resource instance for its lifetime. If the same resource instance is re-resolved against a different request (or a hydrated/cached resource is re-serialized), its relationship identifiers keep reflecting the first request's include list instead of the current one. Reset the property before each compile, or recompute it from the request rather than storing it as instance state.</comment>
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JSON:API resource instances hold compiled relationship state for one response, as upstream does. A new request needs a fresh resource instance. Resetting requestedRelationships alone would leave the compiled map and identifiers stale, so this is not a valid fix for retaining resources across requests.
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P2: The closure and subquery provider cases attach no scope_id; only the scalar arm supplies it through withPivotValue(). These filters then cannot find the attached row, failing firstOrFail() or making the custom-pivot update return 0; include scope_id => 1 in both attach calls.
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<comment>The `closure` and `subquery` provider cases attach no `scope_id`; only the `scalar` arm supplies it through `withPivotValue()`. These filters then cannot find the attached row, failing `firstOrFail()` or making the custom-pivot update return 0; include `scope_id => 1` in both attach calls.</comment>
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$role = PivotEventsTestRole::forceCreate(['name' => 'Admin']);
- $user->rolesInScopeOne()->attach($role->id, ['is_active' => true]);
+ $user->rolesInScopeOne($scope)->attach($role->id, ['is_active' => true]);
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The fixture migration defines scope_id with default(1) on these pivot tables. The closure and subquery cases therefore attach rows in scope 1 without supplying the value explicitly. The provider cases pass with those defaults.
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P3: pausing now accepts enums, but the matching read methods (isPaused(), getPausedQueues()) and the facade docblock for isPaused still accept string only. A caller must duplicate the (string) enum_value() mapping to check the state they just wrote, and for int-backed/zero and unit enums that mapping is non-obvious. Widen isPaused()/getPausedQueues() (and the facade docblock) to UnitEnum|string for symmetric support.
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<comment>pausing now accepts enums, but the matching read methods (`isPaused()`, `getPausedQueues()`) and the facade docblock for `isPaused` still accept string only. A caller must duplicate the `(string) enum_value()` mapping to check the state they just wrote, and for int-backed/zero and unit enums that mapping is non-obvious. Widen `isPaused()`/`getPausedQueues()` (and the facade docblock) to `UnitEnum|string` for symmetric support.</comment>
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* Pause a queue by its name and connection.
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- public function pause(string $queue, ?string $connection = null): void
+ public function pause(UnitEnum|string $queue, UnitEnum|string|null $connection = null): void
{
+ $queue = $queue instanceof UnitEnum ? (string) enum_value($queue) : $queue;
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The upstream change adds enum inputs to pause, pauseFor and resume. isPaused and getPausedQueues continue to take normalized string names, including in worker calls. Extending those read APIs would be a separate enhancement rather than a missing part of this port.
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P3: prepareResourceRelationships() resolves getResourceRelationships() twice per resource per pass (once in the grouping loop, once inside compileResourceRelationships()), and the enclosing resolveResourceObject()/with()/toAttributes() each run a full extra pass for the same resources, so toRelationships() and resolver construction are repeated several times per resource per response. Cache the resolved relationship collection for the pass so user-defined toRelationships() is not re-executed per phase.
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<comment>`prepareResourceRelationships()` resolves `getResourceRelationships()` twice per resource per pass (once in the grouping loop, once inside `compileResourceRelationships()`), and the enclosing `resolveResourceObject()`/`with()`/`toAttributes()` each run a full extra pass for the same resources, so `toRelationships()` and resolver construction are repeated several times per resource per response. Cache the resolved relationship collection for the pass so user-defined `toRelationships()` is not re-executed per phase.</comment>
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+ foreach ($resource->getResourceRelationships($request)->keys() as $relationship) {
+ if ($model->relationLoaded($relationship)) {
+ continue;
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Preparation skips already-compiled resources, and compilation has its own guard. Relationship resolver callbacks run once, as the tests assert; declaration lookup happens during initial preparation and compilation rather than on every later phase. A resolver cache would add state and change selection timing without an established bottleneck. The final included output is now reused between response preparation and with().
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P3: Loosy is not a word; the intent is Loose. Rename to testInRuleIsNotLooseBypassed (or similar) before merge.
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<comment>`Loosy` is not a word; the intent is `Loose`. Rename to `testInRuleIsNotLooseBypassed` (or similar) before merge.</comment>
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+ #[TestWith(['1', true])]
+ public function testInRuleIsNotLoosyBypassed(mixed $value, bool $expectation): void
+ {
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This is the upstream Laravel test name. Keeping it preserves the correspondence with upstream tests; no functional change is needed.
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P3: pushOntoQuery('*', ...) and withQuery(['*' => ...]) now write a literal * query key, but UriQueryString::get() still resolves keys through data_get(), which expands * wildcards. After Uri::of('?page=1')->pushOntoQuery('*', 'first', ...), query()->get('*') returns data_get(['page' => '1', '*' => ['first']], '*') expanded across every value (e.g. ['1', ['first']]) instead of the pushed ['first'], so values written under literal * keys cannot be read back through get(). Align UriQueryString::get() with the new literal semantics (or Arr::get, which already handles segments literally) so reads match these writes, or document the divergence in the query-parameter docs.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/support/src/Uri.php, line 292:
<comment>`pushOntoQuery('*', ...)` and `withQuery(['*' => ...])` now write a literal `*` query key, but `UriQueryString::get()` still resolves keys through `data_get()`, which expands `*` wildcards. After `Uri::of('?page=1')->pushOntoQuery('*', 'first', ...)`, `query()->get('*')` returns `data_get(['page' => '1', '*' => ['first']], '*')` expanded across every value (e.g. `['1', ['first']]`) instead of the pushed `['first']`, so values written under literal `*` keys cannot be read back through `get()`. Align `UriQueryString::get()` with the new literal semantics (or `Arr::get`, which already handles segments literally) so reads match these writes, or document the divergence in the query-parameter docs.</comment>
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+ // Follow the same dotted path as withQuery without expanding wildcards.
+ foreach (explode('.', $key) as $segment) {
+ $currentValue = is_array($currentValue) ? ($currentValue[$segment] ?? null) : null;
+ }
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Clarified in 2a4dd51. Query mutation treats asterisks literally; get() retains its existing wildcard lookup behavior. The docs now point to query()->all() for access to literal asterisk keys.
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P3: flushState() also runs when no application was booted, so this restriction is inaccurate. Document that case and retain the shared TestState guidance.
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<comment>`flushState()` also runs when no application was booted, so this restriction is inaccurate. Document that case and retain the shared `TestState` guidance.</comment>
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+For static state owned by a particular application base test case, you may override its protected `flushState` method. Call `parent::flushState()` in your override. This hook runs after the test application is destroyed, so it must not resolve container services. It runs only for tests that boot the application; use the shared `TestState` registration above for cleanup that must also run after `#[UnitTest]` methods:
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Clarified in 2a4dd51. The documentation now identifies #[UnitTest] as the case that skips the hook, instead of saying successful application creation is required.
Responses could repeat a primary resource in included data, or discard relationship links when the same resource appeared through another path. Combine those links before serializing primary data and retain one ordinary included representation per identity. Preserve distinct pivot attributes, resource order, and the existing relationship-loading queries. Resolve included data once per response. Merge to-many identifiers with lookup sets and retain explicit empty includes, including include parameters normalized to null by middleware. Keep array-backed resources and custom resource types intact. Extend the existing upstream deduplication case, cover requested and eager loaded descendants and constrained linkage, and replace ineffective JSON fragment assertions with checks for absent paths. Related upstream changes: laravel/framework#61322 laravel/framework#61323 Framework reference: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52. Validation: JSON:API unit and integration tests, unchanged query-count assertions, source and type analysis, formatting and diff checks pass.
GitHub can delay or drop scheduled jobs during start-of-hour load. Offset the nightly database and installation checks and the weekly protocol and AAGUID synchronization jobs while keeping their existing daily and weekly cadence. Existing off-hour schedules are unchanged. Validation: all four workflow files parse successfully; diff checks pass.
Describe pivot closures as invoking local scopes and clarify that pivot filters constrain existing rows, not newly attached rows. Distinguish literal URI query mutations from wildcard lookups and point to all() for literal-key access. Explain that UnitTest methods skip the application flushState hook without making its execution conditional on successful application creation. Validation: wording checked against the implementations; diff checks pass.
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For the primary-key pivot concern: relation filters select the model, and subsequent saves use its primary-key identity, like other Eloquent models. Reapplying the original filters could prevent a later save after a filtered attribute changes, so that behavior is preserved. @coderabbitai @greptile-apps @cubic-dev-ai @qodo-free-for-open-source-projects |
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Thanks for the clarification. I agree that selecting a pivot row under the relation filters and subsequently persisting it by its primary-key identity is the correct behavior; reapplying the original filters could incorrectly block saves after a filtered attribute changes. With the documented scope behavior and the other corrections addressed, I have no further concerns on this point. |
@binaryfire The pivot explanation holds up. I checked the port against upstream:
The other corrections look aligned with what was flagged: the dedup merge preserving relationship links and an explicit empty One thing still worth a regression test from the same code path: in Tip: get faster answers by chatting with cubic’s review copilot in the review UI |
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wherePivotandorWherePivot, including local scopes on custom pivot models. Apply those filters to pivot writes as well as reads.orWhereKey,orWhereKeyNot, and subqueries. Preserve binary and stringable keys.Relation::getRelatedClass()and use it when constructing through relationships.pause,pauseFor, andresume, including zero-backed and unit enums.ProcessIdleTimedOutExceptionand expose the configured timeout while retaining the result collected before termination.flushState()hook after application destruction, preserving Hypervel's shared cleanup and exception handling.in_arrayanddoesnt_containvalidation. Document how value types affect matching.Additional Hypervel Fixes
Preserve pivot filter order, parent and morph identity, and the owning connection when applying filters to writes. Compile closures and subqueries once when registered so hydrated pivots remain serializable without retaining closures or database connections. Update permission queries for the ordered filters and fix expression-based pivot defaults failing during hydration.
Batch JSON:API relationship loading across collection roots and nested resources, keeping model classes and connections separate. Load requested relationships before attribute callbacks while preserving included-resource order and callback results. Default attributes omit
id,type, and declared relationship names; hide these on a cloned model before serialization to avoid traversing discarded relationships or changing the original model's visibility. Document the behavior differences for Laravel applications.Combine duplicate JSON:API resources without losing their relationship links, and retain an empty
includedarray when includes are explicitly requested.Make
pushOntoQuery()read the same literal path segments that it writes. Repeated appends to asterisk keys preserve their own values, and literal dotted keys cannot supply values to a different nested parameter.Keep process-fake output suppression consistent across
running,wait,waitUntil, andid, including callback failures. Preserve the earliest teardown failure when test state cleanup also throws, and rename the conflicting Redis capability reset.Correct the MySQL 5.7 timeout test fixture and respect the nested-set package's MySQL 8 minimum. Remove unused process-test flags from service workflows. Document Linux and macOS support and direct Windows developers to WSL2.
Move nightly checks and weekly synchronization jobs away from the start of the hour to reduce scheduled-job delays.
The full suite, focused regressions, Testbench contracts, formatting, workflow validation, and source/type analysis pass. Process timeout cases were exercised with blocking tests enabled, and the database changes were checked against isolated MySQL and MariaDB services.
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