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Add PublicDestinationPolicy::validate() for validating a URL before persisting it. Reuse URI normalization and literal-address authorization without resolving host names or proxies; connection-time resolution and address pinning retain their existing behavior. Document the validation API and the public maxBindings() capability for chunking bulk inserts. Correct the immutable Carbon addDays return metadata so static analysis preserves the framework subclass. Validation: formatting and static analysis passed, along with the destination-policy tests covering public host names without DNS resolution, rejected addresses and policy overrides.
JSON containment queries wrapped json_each.value as a qualified table column, which applied the connection table prefix to the table-valued function alias. Prefixed SQLite connections consequently generated a reference to a nonexistent alias. Wrap the function alias and value column as identifiers without applying the table prefix. Keep normal table and JSON field prefixing unchanged. Add a query grammar regression for a prefixed connection. Formatting, static analysis and the focused query builder tests pass.
Invoke on_headers before writing a faked response body, using the callback arguments supported by the installed Guzzle major. Wrap callback failures and zero-progress stream writes in response-carrying transport exceptions so normal exception conversion and request recording retain the response. Keep partial writes, path sink errors and rewind behavior intact. Preserve the protected sink method and its one-response callback convention, including subclasses that decorate the parent callback. Resolve the request for failed writes from explicit invocation context or the request captured when the callback was created. Extend HTTP client regressions for callback ordering and failures, partial and failed sink writes, response recording and decorated callbacks. Formatting, static analysis and the HTTP tests pass; existing environment-dependent skips remain unchanged.
…cellation Compile existing query-builder index hints into MySQL and MariaDB updates, including joined updates, and apply SQLite INDEXED BY to plain updates. Preserve unhinted SQL and the existing selection-subquery behavior for SQLite joined and limited updates. This lets callers control InnoDB access paths without unexpectedly locking unnamed rows. Keep strict coroutine waits responsible for their child when the waiting coroutine is canceled. Cancel the child once, join through yielding cleanup and further cancellation, and then propagate the original parent cancellation. Cover cancellation during the timeout cleanup path without changing the non-strict timeout contract. Document both behaviors and add grammar, database integration, and coroutine regression coverage. Verified formatting and static analysis, focused coroutine, database and queue suites, and update behavior on MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and SQLite.
Clarify that callers of getConnectionHandler must set the synchronous request option. The shared cURL multi-handler cannot be driven by concurrent coroutines, while synchronous requests can safely share the connection handler. This documents the existing low-level transport contract without changing runtime behavior or public signatures. Concurrent transport coverage verifies synchronous use through the shared handler.
Keep the original request URI and path when bridging native server requests. Rewriting trailing slashes before constructing the request changes signed URLs and values read by consumers such as Inertia and Pusher signature verification. Normalize the matching path inside the router, including the full context used by compiled route conditions. Preserve precomputed path and header handling and the existing Symfony fallbacks for front-controller metadata, fragments and absolute-form targets. No request cloning or new public API is needed. Extend bridge and routing regressions to cover native server requests, parameter binding, compiled conditions and unchanged request values after matching. Formatting, static analysis and affected HTTP, routing, Inertia and Reverb suites passed; external HTTP-server integration cases require the configured test servers.
Add a protected configureUsing callback for provider defaults derived from other configuration values. Apply it through the existing configuration mutation tracker so worker configuration rebuilds recompute those defaults against the new repository, while cached configuration bypasses the callback. Route the existing merge helpers through the same mechanism without changing their APIs or merge behavior. Document the callback and cover configuration rebuilds and cached configuration alongside the existing provider and reload tests. Verified formatting, static analysis, provider tests and configuration reload tests.
Install a coroutine-aware task queue through the Guzzle queue extension point during application construction. Each coroutine owns a mutable, non-copyable task list, preventing another waiter from taking callbacks that yield during middleware or SDK requests. Queue operations remain lock-free and outside-coroutine tasks retain shutdown processing. Keep installation stable across application instances. Document the supported promise ownership and cross-coroutine handoff boundary, and clarify the safety requirements for shared custom SQS credential providers. Refresh the DB facade declaration for the existing maxBindings method. Cover concurrent middleware and promise chains, copied-context isolation, cancellation, wait-function handoffs and outside-coroutine cleanup. Validated with formatting, both static-analysis configurations, the framework parallel suite, Testbench and dogfood checks.
Custom filesystem creators that do not opt into framework pooling now receive their complete disk configuration, including the pool option. Previously the manager removed that option even though it did not construct or own a pool for the driver. Keep pool metadata manager-owned for poolable creators. Preserve scoped-disk overrides when passing configuration to other creators, and document this boundary in the custom filesystem guide. Add a regression covering named and scoped custom disks. Formatting, static analysis and the filesystem suite pass; platform-specific Windows cases remain skipped on Linux.
Track Guzzle PR #3935 so the HTTP client can pass max_idle_handles directly to the upstream handler selector once supported dependency versions include it. Remove the custom handler composition at that point while preserving the named connection option and its default.
Date casts no longer borrow a pooled database connection merely to read its grammar format once the pool has recorded it. Held connections retain precedence, model connection overrides keep their behavior, and replacing or discarding a pooled connection invalidates the recorded format. Nested-set scope dates now use the model format instead of a hardcoded grammar default. Registered HTTP connections can retain a configurable number of idle cURL handles, defaulting to 256. Compose the handler with Guzzle selection and fallback behavior so concurrent synchronous requests reuse connections while streaming and asynchronous requests keep their existing paths. Validate the registration-only option and document its relationship to active handles and sockets. Preserve fractional sleep and rest values through queue worker, listener and Horizon options. The listener uses the same fractional-delay primitive as workers. Add regression coverage for pooled date reads and writes, custom grammars, connection aliases, fractional command options, concurrent HTTP reuse, zero retention, streaming and destination-pin cleanup. HTTP coverage was verified against Guzzle 8.2 and the supported 7.15.2 floor, with targeted mutation checks. Formatting, static analysis and the affected unit and integration suites pass.
Preserve coroutine-owned Guzzle promises, isolated asynchronous transports, and native streaming while retaining configurable idle handles for named synchronous buffered requests. Construct the retaining handler only when it is used, without a reference cycle back to the HTTP factory. Adapt date-format caching to logical database connections and physical session leases. Record physical grammar defaults, preserve owner-specific customizations, invalidate closed sessions, and return cold format-only borrows without releasing unrelated connections. Remove the superseded promise queue and duplicated test machinery. Keep coverage for shared custom connections, invalidation, buffered reuse, streaming fallbacks, and both supported Guzzle dependency families. Expand Guzzle 7 CI to cover HTTP fakes and destination policy behavior, and record the planned removal of Guzzle 7 support before the 0.4 release. Validation: formatting and source/type analysis pass. The full parallel, Testbench, and dogfood suites passed, followed by focused verification of the final integration corrections. Guzzle 7.15.2 compatibility tests passed with all selected cases included; earlier runs also reproduced the recorded Swoole native cURL use-after-free, which remains unresolved.
An invalid wrapper can remain idle until its next borrow. Date casts could read its cached grammar format during that interval, or release could record the invalid format again after detecting excessive errors. Clear the pool record at invalidation and refuse to record formats from invalid holders. Keep healthy-close invalidation and remove the redundant clear from the logical disconnect path. Extend the existing excessive-error and release-listener failure tests. Both regressions fail before the fix and pass after it. Formatting, full static analysis, and focused pool, resolver, and Eloquent tests pass.
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Models on pooled connections whose grammar is customized at connection time may format dates incorrectly before saving them. Asynchronous faked HTTP requests may also report success when a header callback or sink write fails. Both issues should be resolved before merge. Pre-merge checks |
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🟡 Minor · Handle failed path sinks like the other failed sinks. · PendingRequest.php:1939-1940
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHandle failed path sinks like the other failed sinks.
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file_put_contents()fails, this branch still throwsRuntimeException. The resource and PSR-stream branches now throw response-bearing transport exceptions. As a result, a failed path sink follows a different error path and records a null response, despite receiving the fake response. UsetransferExceptionWithResponse()here too, and update the path-sink test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @src/database/src/ConnectionResolver.php:
- Around line 193-194: Update the pool-record fast path in ConnectionResolver so
it does not return the physical connection’s recorded date format when
connection establishment listeners can change the logical connection’s grammar;
resolve the logical connection first and use its format in that case, preserving
the pool-record return when it is safe.
Review comments at @src/docs/queries.md:
- Around line 1622-1632: Update the database insert example around
`$perStatement` to return early when `$records` is empty before accessing
`$records[0]`, and ensure the calculated chunk size is at least 1. Preserve the
existing chunking and insert flow for non-empty records.
Review comments at @src/http/src/Client/PendingRequest.php:
- Line 1907: Update the asynchronous error handling in makePromise() and
handlePromiseResponse() so on_headers callback failures and sink failures remain
rejected errors rather than being converted into successful responses; preserve
response-bearing exceptions for other applicable failures. Add asynchronous
tests covering both an on_headers failure and a sink failure.
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Review comments at @src/http/src/Client/PendingRequest.php:
- Around line 1939-1940: Update the failed path-sink branch in the
PendingRequest response handling to throw via transferExceptionWithResponse(),
preserving the fake response in the transport exception like the resource and
PSR-stream branches. Update the path-sink test to verify the response-bearing
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…onnect Clear a shared connection's recorded date format before refreshing its resources, then record the format after establishment listeners succeed. Invalidate the holder when a listener fails so release cannot republish an unusable format. Document how connection subclasses supply custom grammars consistently across coroutines without adding database borrows to date casts. Keep asynchronous header and sink failures as failures even when the received HTTP status is successful or a redirect. Preserve existing error-status and retry behavior, and do not report a connection failure when headers arrived. Make fake sink writes match the installed Guzzle transport: reject short writes, bound write chunks, check missing directories before headers, and preserve the different exception behavior in Guzzle 7 and 8. Keep sink callback extensions and rewind behavior intact. Guard the bulk-insert documentation example against empty input. Add reconnect regressions and compare real loopback transfers with fakes. Verify async failures, retries and recording, alongside capped response sinks. Formatting, static analysis and targeted HTTP/database tests pass; real/fake sink comparisons also pass with the supported Guzzle 7.15.2 minimum.
This improves resource reuse and several framework behaviors in long-lived workers. Date casts no longer borrow a database session once its pool knows the format, named HTTP connections retain enough idle handles for concurrent requests, and strict coroutine waits keep ownership of their children through cancellation.
Database connections and queries
Reading or assigning a model date previously resolved its database connection, even when the coroutine would never execute a query. That could hold a pooled session for the duration of unrelated network work. The resolver now reads a format recorded from the physical connection, while preserving explicit model formats, overridden connection resolution, and logical connection customizations. A cold lookup returns only its own idle session. Closing or invalidating a holder clears the record, and invalid holders cannot record it again during release. Shared reconnects refresh the record after establishment listeners succeed and invalidate the holder if a listener fails.
MySQL and MariaDB update statements now honor query-builder index hints. SQLite supports forced indexes on ordinary updates and preserves the existing fallback behavior for other query shapes. This also fixes JSON containment queries on prefixed SQLite connections and exposes the existing statement binding limit through the DB facade. Nested-set date scopes use the model date format.
HTTP requests and transport reuse
Guzzle's synchronous transport retains only three idle handles by default. A named connection serving more concurrent requests consequently discarded reusable connections between bursts. The new
max_idle_handlesconnection option defaults to 256 and controls idle buffered handles; it does not cap concurrent requests or streamed responses. The retaining handler is created only when used, and the composition preserves asynchronous isolation, native streaming, upstream handler selection, and supported TLS fallbacks.HTTP fakes now invoke
on_headersbefore writing the body and match the installed Guzzle version's sink failure behavior. Short writes fail instead of silently retrying the remaining bytes. Asynchronous requests preserve callback and sink failures even when response headers report a successful or redirect status. Destination policies also expose URL validation without DNS resolution, allowing applications to reject invalid destinations before saving them while retaining address checks at connection time.Incoming request targets keep their original trailing slashes and query strings. Route matching applies its normalization without changing the request applications inspect.
Coroutine, provider, filesystem, and worker behavior
configureUsing. The callbacks participate in worker configuration reloads and respect cached configuration.pooloption when the framework does not own a pool for that driver, including through scoped disks.sleepandrestvalues instead of truncating them to integers.The relevant feature documentation and regression tests are included. This branch includes current
0.4, so its existing promise-ownership and streaming implementations are preserved.Validation
Formatting, source and type analysis, the full parallel suite, Testbench package tests, and dogfood tests passed. Focused checks cover the final corrections, and the Guzzle 7 compatibility job now includes HTTP fake and destination-policy tests. Regression checks demonstrated the failures before the date-format fixes; transport checks demonstrate connection reuse and early streaming responses.
The real-versus-fake sink checks pass on Guzzle 7.15.2 and 8.2. A broader Guzzle 7 run reproduced the known Swoole 6.2.2 native cURL use-after-free. The affected integration cases remain enabled, and this PR adds no extension workaround.