Add pivot chaperones and update query iteration, exception helpers and queue workers - #623
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Link custom pivot models back to their declaring and related models when chaperone is enabled, including eager-loaded relationships. Port the upstream relationship-name inference, explicit names, opt-out, regression coverage and usage documentation with native types. Upstream: laravel/framework#61152 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Documentation revision: ec28ad6ee78ebeada6095e05d33da7e8c42dd6dc Validated with the relationship tests, full parallel suite, PHPStan and formatting.
Run ordering and pagination on a clone so chunk() and lazy() leave the original builder reusable. Preserve existing limit, offset and size handling, and port both upstream builder-reuse regressions with the writable-connection mock adaptation. Upstream: laravel/framework#61411 laravel/framework#61428 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated with the affected database suite, full parallel suite, PHPStan and formatting.
Add contextForException() to retrieve the complete logging context without reporting an exception. Make the compiled-view and line-number mapping helpers public, regenerate the Exceptions facade and document the new context API. Extend the existing context test and call the public line-mapping method directly. Upstream: laravel/framework#61362 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated with handler, renderer and generated-facade tests, the full parallel suite, PHPStan and formatting.
Port the upstream explain() regression using the MySQL integration base and directory so service CI discovers it. Verify that explain returns a collection containing an object row. Upstream: laravel/framework#61363 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated against a real MySQL database and with formatting. The default suite skips this service-specific test when MySQL is not selected.
Port regressions asserting that route caching preserves the facade application, facade roots and analyzable routes. Align the container-instance assertion with upstream while retaining subprocess isolation for generating cached routes. Upstream: laravel/framework#61346 laravel/framework#61405 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated with the route-cache integration tests and full parallel suite.
Use connectionName on pause/resume events and align stop/kill arguments and WorkerStopping metadata with upstream. Preserve coroutine timeout monitoring, immediate-termination metadata and native process termination. Add the boot-time killUsing callback after WorkerStopping dispatch, with normal forced termination if the callback returns. Reset it through existing static-state cleanup. Port callback and event regressions using the safe worker termination fixture, and explain timeout termination in the queue documentation. Upstream: laravel/framework#61388 laravel/framework#61392 laravel/framework#61387 laravel/framework#61408 laravel/framework#61714 laravel/framework#61717 laravel/framework#61622 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated with worker, event and pooled-resource tests, full parallel suite, PHPStan and formatting.
Port the null-password recaller regression without removing passwordless remember-me support. The test explicitly checks that an invalid cookie hash returns no user and does not enable remember-cookie authentication. Upstream: laravel/framework#61532 Framework revision: 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52 Validated with AuthGuardTest and the full parallel suite.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates Eloquent query execution and many-to-many pivot hydration, changes queue worker stopping and termination APIs, and adds exception context access. It also changes two BladeMapper method visibilities and adds tests for authentication, database explain results, and route caching. ChangesEloquent query state
Many-to-many pivot inverse relations
Queue worker stopping and termination
Exception context access
Blade mapper method visibility
Remember-cookie test coverage
MySQL explain test coverage
Route cache test coverage
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Worker->>Process: Terminate
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The cached-route regression is not yet protected by its test, and reverse-order pivot configuration can lose inverse hydration. Both are bounded issues that should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A new worker termination hook can prevent forced process exit if it throws, including on a timeout path. The hook must be registered by application code, and the reviewed code does not establish a remote path to register it. Queue API changes also require consumers to use the new arguments and event properties. Retained concerns
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232-232: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLoad
/postsfrom the generated route cache before asserting its controller.
route:cachebuilds routes in a child process fromroutes/testbench-*.php. This test registers/postsonly on the parent router, then reads that router throughRoute::getRoutes(). The assertion can pass when the generated cache omits/posts.Define
/postsindefineTestbenchRoutes()with a fully qualified controller array whose fixture is available to the child autoloader. MoveRouteCacheCommandTestControllerto a PSR-4 fixture file. Require$this->app->getCachedRoutesPath()after caching, then inspect$this->app->make('router')->getRoutes().🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 29-33: Update chaperone() to retain requested inverse relationship
names when no custom pivot is configured, then have using() resolve that pending
request once a custom pivot is assigned. Ensure withoutChaperone() clears both
pending and resolved chaperone state.
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src/queue/src/Events/WorkerStopping.phpreorders promoted constructor parameters, so existing positional callers can populate the wrong event fields; preserve the existing parameter order.src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.phpreuses related and pivot instances across parents sharing a key, leaving matched results associated with the last parent; give each parent its own instances.src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/Concerns/SupportsPivotInverseRelations.phpcan infer or accept ordinary methods as inverse relationships, causing invalid relation handling; validate that configured methods return relationships.src/queue/src/Events/QueuePaused.phprenames the publicconnectionproperty toconnectionName, which can break consumers on this 13.x line; preserve the existing property or provide a compatibility path.
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<file name="src/support/src/Facades/Exceptions.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/support/src/Facades/Exceptions.php:16">
P3: The new `contextForException` docblock uses bare `array`, while the adjacent `buildContextForException` entry documents the same kind of keyed context array as `array<array-key, mixed>`. `contextForException` returns `array_replace(buildContextForException($e), $this->context(), ..., ['exception' => $e])`, so it produces the same keyed shape; the precise generic keeps static analysis of facade calls consistent.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/support/src/Facades/Exceptions.php:16">
P3: `contextForException` is not declared on the underlying `Hypervel\Contracts\Debug\ExceptionHandler` contract, so code that binds a custom handler (or the `ExceptionHandlerFake`, which only forwards via `@mixin Handler`/`ForwardsCalls`) cannot call it as an implementation-guaranteed API. Adding it to the contract, matching `buildContextForException`, would make the newly exposed facade method a real contract member.</violation>
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<file name="src/queue/src/Events/WorkerStopping.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/Events/WorkerStopping.php:19">
P2: Reordering these promoted parameters breaks existing consumers that construct the public `WorkerStopping` event positionally; old status/options/reason arguments now bind to the wrong fields. Preserve the existing parameter order and append the new fields, or migrate construction to named arguments without changing the established positional contract.</violation>
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<file name="tests/Database/DatabaseEloquentBuilderTest.php">
<violation number="1" location="tests/Database/DatabaseEloquentBuilderTest.php:624">
P3: The `select` mock queues four return values but sets no call-count expectation. If a regression changes how many queries each chunk/lazy run issues (e.g., an extra trailing empty page), Mockery silently repeats the last value and the test still passes. The rest of this file pins query counts with `expects('get')->times(...)`; pin the same here with `->times(4)` so each run's query count is verified.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Integration/Foundation/Console/RouteCacheCommandTest.php:236">
P3: `testRoutesRemainAnalyzableAfterCaching` never inspects the cached routes: `/posts` is registered directly on the current app's router, but `route:cache` builds its payload in an isolated subprocess from `routes/testbench-*.php` source files (see `RouteCacheCommand::getFreshCompiledRoutesFromSubprocess()` + `SyncTestbenchCachedRoutes`), and the test never `require`s the written cache file. The assertions therefore only prove the parent's in-memory collection is untouched, and would pass even if the cache file were corrupt or unloadable — the test cannot catch the route-inspection regression it is named for. Mirror the sibling tests (`testCachedRoutesAreLoadable`, `testNamedRoutesSurviveCache`) by loading the cached collection (`require $this->app->getCachedRoutesPath();`) and asserting against it, registering the controller route through `defineTestbenchRoutes()` so it actually participates in the cache payload (the testbench subprocess autoloader must be able to load `RouteCacheCommandTestController`).</violation>
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<file name="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/Concerns/SupportsPivotInverseRelations.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/Concerns/SupportsPivotInverseRelations.php:31">
P3: `chaperone()` returns without recording anything while `$this->using` is unset, so calling `using()` later silently leaves the pivot unchaperoned. Preserve the request until a custom pivot is configured, or document and enforce that `using()` must come first.</violation>
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P2: `isRelation()` accepts any existing method, not only methods returning a relationship, so inference can select a helper such as `user()` and explicit names such as `save` also pass validation. Validate that each configured pivot method actually returns an Eloquent relation before hydrating it.</violation>
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P3: When the declaring and related inverse relation names resolve to the same string, the second `setRelation` in `applyChaperonesToPivot` silently overwrites the first, leaving the pivot's declaring relation pointing at the related model. This happens with self-referential many-to-many relations where both pivot keys are the same name (e.g. `belongsToMany(User::class, 'friendships', 'user_id', 'user_id')`) and the pivot defines a single matching relation such as `user()`. `chaperone()` resolves both sides from the same `foreignPivotKey`/`relatedPivotKey` and only validates each with `isRelation()`, so there is no check preventing the collision, and the `match()` re-correction only rewrites the declaring side.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/Events/QueuePaused.php:16">
P3: This renames the public `connection` property on `QueuePaused`/`QueueResumed` to `connectionName`. It matches upstream laravel/framework#61388 (targeted at 14.x, not the 13.x line this package ports from), but it is a breaking change for app listeners that still read `$event->connection` — in PHP 8.4 that read returns `null` with only a deprecation notice, so affected pause/resume handling fails silently. Consider documenting the BC break (release/porting notes) or keeping a compatibility alias for the old property.</violation>
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<file name="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/BelongsToMany.php:266">
P2: `$items` is shared across parents with the same key, so this loop repeatedly rewrites the same pivot inverse and leaves matched results pointing to the last parent. Give each parent its own related and pivot instances before setting the inverse.</violation>
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P2: Reordering these promoted parameters breaks existing consumers that construct the public WorkerStopping event positionally; old status/options/reason arguments now bind to the wrong fields. Preserve the existing parameter order and append the new fields, or migrate construction to named arguments without changing the established positional contract.
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<comment>Reordering these promoted parameters breaks existing consumers that construct the public `WorkerStopping` event positionally; old status/options/reason arguments now bind to the wrong fields. Preserve the existing parameter order and append the new fields, or migrate construction to named arguments without changing the established positional contract.</comment>
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+ * @param bool $terminatesImmediately whether the process terminates as soon as listeners return; when true, listeners must not start cleanup that must finish after they return
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+ public ?string $connectionName = null,
+ public ?string $queue = null,
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This follows the current upstream constructor order from laravel/framework#61714. Hypervel 0.4 is unreleased and does not retain compatibility with its earlier signatures. All framework callers use the current order or named arguments.
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P2: isRelation() accepts any existing method, not only methods returning a relationship, so inference can select a helper such as user() and explicit names such as save also pass validation. Validate that each configured pivot method actually returns an Eloquent relation before hydrating it.
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<comment>`isRelation()` accepts any existing method, not only methods returning a relationship, so inference can select a helper such as `user()` and explicit names such as `save` also pass validation. Validate that each configured pivot method actually returns an Eloquent relation before hydrating it.</comment>
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+ return Arr::first(
+ $candidates,
+ fn (string $relation): bool => $pivotModel->isRelation($relation)
+ );
+ }
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This follows the established Eloquent isRelation convention, also used by existing inverse hydration. Passing a non-relationship method is invalid API use; invoking arbitrary methods for validation could itself cause side effects. The valid self-reference inference case is fixed separately.
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P2: $items is shared across parents with the same key, so this loop repeatedly rewrites the same pivot inverse and leaves matched results pointing to the last parent. Give each parent its own related and pivot instances before setting the inverse.
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<comment>`$items` is shared across parents with the same key, so this loop repeatedly rewrites the same pivot inverse and leaves matched results pointing to the last parent. Give each parent its own related and pivot instances before setting the inverse.</comment>
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+ // Correct $this->parent to the actual parent for each group of results...
+ if ($this->declaringInverseRelationship) {
+ foreach ($items as $item) {
+ $item->{$this->accessor}?->setRelation(
+ $this->declaringInverseRelationship,
+ $model
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Same-key parents already share their eager-loaded related and pivot objects. The inverse refers to the correct record; independent object graphs for differently mutated in-memory copies are not guaranteed. Adding cloning only here would change existing sharing behavior, so this remains unchanged.
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P3: The new contextForException docblock uses bare array, while the adjacent buildContextForException entry documents the same kind of keyed context array as array<array-key, mixed>. contextForException returns array_replace(buildContextForException($e), $this->context(), ..., ['exception' => $e]), so it produces the same keyed shape; the precise generic keeps static analysis of facade calls consistent.
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<comment>The new `contextForException` docblock uses bare `array`, while the adjacent `buildContextForException` entry documents the same kind of keyed context array as `array<array-key, mixed>`. `contextForException` returns `array_replace(buildContextForException($e), $this->context(), ..., ['exception' => $e])`, so it produces the same keyed shape; the precise generic keeps static analysis of facade calls consistent.</comment>
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* @method static array<array-key, mixed> buildContextForException(Throwable $e)
* @method static \Hypervel\Foundation\Exceptions\Handler buildContextUsing(\Closure $contextCallback)
+ * @method static array contextForException(Throwable $e)
* @method static \Hypervel\Foundation\Exceptions\Handler dontFlash(array|string $attributes)
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array<array-key, mixed> would not narrow the keys or values beyond the native array return here. The generated facade reflects the source method; no manual generated annotation or redundant source annotation is needed.
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P3: contextForException is not declared on the underlying Hypervel\Contracts\Debug\ExceptionHandler contract, so code that binds a custom handler (or the ExceptionHandlerFake, which only forwards via @mixin Handler/ForwardsCalls) cannot call it as an implementation-guaranteed API. Adding it to the contract, matching buildContextForException, would make the newly exposed facade method a real contract member.
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<comment>`contextForException` is not declared on the underlying `Hypervel\Contracts\Debug\ExceptionHandler` contract, so code that binds a custom handler (or the `ExceptionHandlerFake`, which only forwards via `@mixin Handler`/`ForwardsCalls`) cannot call it as an implementation-guaranteed API. Adding it to the contract, matching `buildContextForException`, would make the newly exposed facade method a real contract member.</comment>
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+ * @method static array contextForException(Throwable $e)
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This is a concrete Handler convenience API, as it is upstream. The facade exposes other implementation methods beyond the minimal contract, and ExceptionHandlerFake forwards this call through __call. No framework contract consumer requires the new method, so expanding every custom handler implementation is unnecessary.
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P3: The select mock queues four return values but sets no call-count expectation. If a regression changes how many queries each chunk/lazy run issues (e.g., an extra trailing empty page), Mockery silently repeats the last value and the test still passes. The rest of this file pins query counts with expects('get')->times(...); pin the same here with ->times(4) so each run's query count is verified.
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+ $connection = $this->mockConnectionForModel($model, '');
+ $connection->shouldReceive('getName')->andReturn('default');
+ $connection->shouldReceive('getWritableName')->andReturn('default');
+ $connection->shouldReceive('select')->andReturn(
+ [(object) ['id' => 1], (object) ['id' => 2]],
+ [(object) ['id' => 3]],
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These regressions verify that the original builder remains reusable. Adjacent chunk and lazy tests already assert pagination call counts and the final partial-page behavior. Another count assertion here would duplicate that coverage.
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P3: testRoutesRemainAnalyzableAfterCaching never inspects the cached routes: /posts is registered directly on the current app's router, but route:cache builds its payload in an isolated subprocess from routes/testbench-*.php source files (see RouteCacheCommand::getFreshCompiledRoutesFromSubprocess() + SyncTestbenchCachedRoutes), and the test never requires the written cache file. The assertions therefore only prove the parent's in-memory collection is untouched, and would pass even if the cache file were corrupt or unloadable — the test cannot catch the route-inspection regression it is named for. Mirror the sibling tests (testCachedRoutesAreLoadable, testNamedRoutesSurviveCache) by loading the cached collection (require $this->app->getCachedRoutesPath();) and asserting against it, registering the controller route through defineTestbenchRoutes() so it actually participates in the cache payload (the testbench subprocess autoloader must be able to load RouteCacheCommandTestController).
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<comment>`testRoutesRemainAnalyzableAfterCaching` never inspects the cached routes: `/posts` is registered directly on the current app's router, but `route:cache` builds its payload in an isolated subprocess from `routes/testbench-*.php` source files (see `RouteCacheCommand::getFreshCompiledRoutesFromSubprocess()` + `SyncTestbenchCachedRoutes`), and the test never `require`s the written cache file. The assertions therefore only prove the parent's in-memory collection is untouched, and would pass even if the cache file were corrupt or unloadable — the test cannot catch the route-inspection regression it is named for. Mirror the sibling tests (`testCachedRoutesAreLoadable`, `testNamedRoutesSurviveCache`) by loading the cached collection (`require $this->app->getCachedRoutesPath();`) and asserting against it, registering the controller route through `defineTestbenchRoutes()` so it actually participates in the cache payload (the testbench subprocess autoloader must be able to load `RouteCacheCommandTestController`).</comment>
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+ $route = collect(Route::getRoutes())->first(fn ($route): bool => $route->uri() === 'posts');
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+ $this->assertNotNull($route, 'The registered route is no longer reachable through the route facade.');
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This test intentionally checks the parent router after route:cache, matching the regression in laravel/framework#61346. Reloading the generated cache would replace the state the test must inspect. Existing sibling tests separately verify that cached routes load and preserve names and route properties.
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P3: When the declaring and related inverse relation names resolve to the same string, the second setRelation in applyChaperonesToPivot silently overwrites the first, leaving the pivot's declaring relation pointing at the related model. This happens with self-referential many-to-many relations where both pivot keys are the same name (e.g. belongsToMany(User::class, 'friendships', 'user_id', 'user_id')) and the pivot defines a single matching relation such as user(). chaperone() resolves both sides from the same foreignPivotKey/relatedPivotKey and only validates each with isRelation(), so there is no check preventing the collision, and the match() re-correction only rewrites the declaring side.
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<comment>When the declaring and related inverse relation names resolve to the same string, the second `setRelation` in `applyChaperonesToPivot` silently overwrites the first, leaving the pivot's declaring relation pointing at the related model. This happens with self-referential many-to-many relations where both pivot keys are the same name (e.g. `belongsToMany(User::class, 'friendships', 'user_id', 'user_id')`) and the pivot defines a single matching relation such as `user()`. `chaperone()` resolves both sides from the same `foreignPivotKey`/`relatedPivotKey` and only validates each with `isRelation()`, so there is no check preventing the collision, and the `match()` re-correction only rewrites the declaring side.</comment>
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+ if ($this->declaringInverseRelationship) {
+ $pivot->setRelation($this->declaringInverseRelationship, $declaring);
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| if ($this->declaringInverseRelationship && $this->declaringInverseRelationship !== $this->relatedInverseRelationship) { | |
| $pivot->setRelation($this->declaringInverseRelationship, $declaring); | |
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| $pivot->setRelation($this->relatedInverseRelationship, $related); | |
| } |
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Fixed the valid distinct-column self-reference case in 7785b79. A shared model basename is no longer an automatic candidate, so key-derived guesses identify the correct side. Skipping the declaring assignment during hydration would still leave ambiguity and would not fix eager matching.
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P3: This renames the public connection property on QueuePaused/QueueResumed to connectionName. It matches upstream laravel/framework#61388 (targeted at 14.x, not the 13.x line this package ports from), but it is a breaking change for app listeners that still read $event->connection — in PHP 8.4 that read returns null with only a deprecation notice, so affected pause/resume handling fails silently. Consider documenting the BC break (release/porting notes) or keeping a compatibility alias for the old property.
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<comment>This renames the public `connection` property on `QueuePaused`/`QueueResumed` to `connectionName`. It matches upstream laravel/framework#61388 (targeted at 14.x, not the 13.x line this package ports from), but it is a breaking change for app listeners that still read `$event->connection` — in PHP 8.4 that read returns `null` with only a deprecation notice, so affected pause/resume handling fails silently. Consider documenting the BC break (release/porting notes) or keeping a compatibility alias for the old property.</comment>
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connectionName is the current upstream API. Hypervel 0.4 is unreleased and follows that API without an alias for its earlier property. Event consumers and documentation are aligned.
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P3: chaperone() returns without recording anything while $this->using is unset, so calling using() later silently leaves the pivot unchaperoned. Preserve the request until a custom pivot is configured, or document and enforce that using() must come first.
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<comment>`chaperone()` returns without recording anything while `$this->using` is unset, so calling `using()` later silently leaves the pivot unchaperoned. Preserve the request until a custom pivot is configured, or document and enforce that `using()` must come first.</comment>
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+ if (! $this->using) {
+ return $this;
+ }
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Documented in 7785b79: using must precede chaperone. This retains the upstream no-custom-pivot no-op without adding deferred configuration state.
A shared model basename cannot identify which side of a pivot an inverse belongs to. Keep key-derived guesses and explicit names, but omit the ambiguous class-name fallback when both sides share a basename. This prevents the related model from overwriting the declaring inverse without adding queries or per-row work. Reuse the partial-pivot fixture for a regression that checks the exact parent instance. Clarify that using() precedes chaperone() and that inverse names may be specified explicitly. Follow-up to laravel/framework#61152 at framework revision 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52. Validated with the complete many-to-many integration test file, full source and type-fixture analysis, and formatting.
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Fixed self-referencing pivot chaperones in 7785b79. When both sides share a model basename, inference now uses the pivot keys instead of the ambiguous class-name fallback. The regression checks that the declaring parent is retained. Also clarified the using/chaperone call order and the explicit-name example. @coderabbitai @greptile-apps @cubic-dev-ai @qodo-free-for-open-source-projects |
Thanks for the update. The self-referencing pivot regression is covered, and the clarified |
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@binaryfire The fix holds up. Dropping the class-name candidate when both sides share a basename closes the greptile case: on a self-referencing relation, the related side can no longer resolve to the same inverse name the declaring side guessed, so neither Two caveats worth being aware of, neither blocking:
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Agreed. The follow-up commit addresses the self-referencing pivot ambiguity by prioritizing pivot-key-derived names when both model basenames match, and the regression test verifies that the declaring model remains attached to the inverse relation. The clarified |
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User relation, a pivot might use owner_id and friend_id while defining user() for the owner and friend() for the friend. The new condition removes the model-name fallback, so chaperone() finds friend but not user. The declaring inverse remains unloaded, and accessing it issues another query.
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Fixed in 3d83952. The model-name fallback is restored. We now resolve only an actual same-name collision, preserving explicit names and the side identified by its pivot key. Distinct guesses such as user/friend remain unchanged. Regression coverage includes this unambiguous case, explicit precedence, and eager matching where an uncleared declaring inverse would overwrite the related model.
Restore the model-name fallback and resolve only actual inverse-name collisions. Explicit names take precedence; an inferred shared name remains only on the side identified by its pivot key. Valid distinct guesses remain unchanged, without constructing relation objects or adding hydration work. Cover unambiguous model-name inference, explicit declaring names and both eager-loading paths that must clear the declaring guess. Use pivot fixtures with the correct model and foreign-key mappings. Follow-up to laravel/framework#61152 at framework revision 7068848dfe48fc3a433598e09ce798799d442a52. Validated with the complete many-to-many integration test file, source and type-fixture analysis, and formatting.
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On a self-referencing User pivot with owner_id and friend_id, both owner() and user() can refer to owner_id while no friend() relation exists. The new fallback picks user for the friend side. Because the inferred names differ, the collision check does not run, and chaperone() stores the friend as pivot->user. Accessing that inverse returns the friend instead of the owner.
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The same owner_id/friend_id keys and owner()/user() names can also describe a valid pivot where user() belongs to friend_id. Name-based inference cannot distinguish that from an alias on owner_id. Use chaperone(declaring: 'user') for the reported alias configuration; the explicit name wins and the conflicting related guess is cleared. Calling relationship methods on an empty pivot to inspect foreign keys would change the inference contract and can depend on missing attributes or cause side effects, so no additional runtime inspection is being added.
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You're right. With the ambiguous owner_id/friend_id layout, relation names alone cannot distinguish an alias on owner_id from a legitimate user() relation on friend_id. The documented disambiguation is chaperone(declaring: 'user'); when both sides resolve to user, the collision logic preserves the explicit declaring side and clears the conflicting inferred related side.
Since inspecting relationship methods would alter the inference contract and introduce attribute/side-effect concerns, the original finding is not actionable. I’m withdrawing it.
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Laravel Updates
chaperone()support for custom many-to-many pivot models. Pivot relationships can reuse the declaring and related models without querying them again, including during eager loading. Include the upstream coverage and usage documentation.lazy()andchunk()from mutating the original query builder. Ordering and pagination now operate on a clone, so the original query remains reusable.Exceptions::contextForException()for retrieving an exception's logging context without reporting it. Make the Blade compiled-view and line-number mapping helpers public, and update the facade and documentation.connectionNameon queue pause and resume events, with matching assertions and documentation.Worker::killUsing()for applications that need to control forced termination. The callback runs afterWorkerStopping; if it returns, normal termination continues. Preserve coroutine timeout monitoring and reset the callback through the existing test cleanup.Additional Hypervel Fixes
WorkerStoppingcleanup guidance: when termination is immediate, listeners must finish required cleanup before returning.The full parallel suite, affected tests, source and type-fixture analysis, and formatting checks pass. The query explanation test also passes against MySQL.
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chunk()andlazy()no longer leave ordering or pagination changes on the original query, so builders can be reused reliably.Documentation