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Add response()->markdown() with status, headers and content negotiation support. Declare it on the response factory contract and document its use.
Support lazy_root_creation for local filesystem disks, so resolving a disk does not have to create its root directory. Eager creation remains the default.
Add Schedule::alwaysOnOneServer() for named scheduled tasks. Apply it to both scheduler modes, leave unnamed callbacks excluded, and document its boot-time use.
Release unique job and queued-listener locks after scoped queue fakes. Restore the original queue manager even when lock cleanup throws.
Preserve withAttributes() values when force-creating related models. Explicit values take precedence, while relationships retain control of their foreign keys and morph types.
Correct one-of-many aggregate joins, intermediate aliases and through-model comparisons. Preserve Hypervel's connection identity handling.
Continue chunkById() and lazyById() from raw model attributes rather than cast values. Release consumed lazy chunks before fetching the next page.
Touch custom polymorphic pivot owners before detaching a pivot without its own primary key. Preserve the deleting-event veto and morph constraints.
Accept enum names when setting the default database connection. Keep overrides coroutine-local and preserve null as the way to clear them. Update the generated facade declaration.
Expand regression coverage for QUERY routes, HTTP throw-callback collection, nullable password hashing, fractional durations, mixed eager/lazy collections and enum queue names. Preserve existing distinct cases while consolidating overlapping assertions.
Additional Hypervel Fixes
Preserve cancellation when a cleanup exception carries it in its exception chain. HTTP streaming and AI protocols now stop without reporting the cancellation as an ordinary response failure, emitting an error frame or continuing response finalization.
Apply the same cancellation handling to database, Redis and SQS dispatch, outbox staging and publication, relay notifications, reservation cleanup, SQS deletion and pooled job attachment. Canceled work must not become an ordinary failed batch result, emit queue-failure events or trigger an extra requeue. Keep the existing distinction between cancellation of a caller and cancellation of its child.
Preserve the first cancellation-bearing exception during pool and SQS overflow cleanup, finish owned cleanup and report genuine secondary errors. Pool closure drains all idle objects before propagating cancellation. These changes use the existing cancellation classifier and ownership rules rather than adding another cancellation mechanism.
Scoped queue fakes release only locks acquired by their own dispatches, including debounce state. Cleanup retains the original scoped fake and any active replacement fake, even when the callback swaps in a non-fake manager. Directly pushing a job cannot release another dispatch's lock.
Apply pending attribute setters once during forced model creation. Set relationship keys before setters that derive values from the parent key or morph type.
Preserve binary binding intent when paging cast model keys, including selected aliases, source table aliases and computed cursors. Read source-alias metadata without reapplying global scopes. Normalize PostgreSQL stream cursors through the shared BinaryParameter::fromStream() helper, including streams already consumed by a callback. Document the explicit alias approach for binary query-builder cursors instead of guessing whether arbitrary strings contain binary identifiers.
Keep encoded cursors readable while using the model or pivot's binary cast for database comparisons. Support compound Eloquent union cursors without rejecting their nested query builders.
Keep one-of-many comparisons independent across repeated is() calls, and require the correct parent morph type when comparing MorphOne relations. Reject models from another table or connection before accessing their keys, so strict missing-attribute checks return a non-match instead of throwing.
Keep the supported late-callback streaming API correctly declared on the response factory contract. Align package README section ordering and explain why numeric duration construction is retained for values rendered in scientific notation.
Affected PHP tests, formatting and full static analysis pass. Binary paging was checked on SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB. The branch includes current 0.4; frontend checks, JavaScript tests and reproducible asset builds also pass with its shared toolchain.
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Add Markdown responses, fix binary-key paging, and preserve nested cancellation
Adds a markdown response method to ResponseFactory with text/markdown content type, plus tests and docs.
Fixes ID-based and cursor pagination for binary primary keys: chunkById/lazyById now extract raw original attributes and encode cursors via the model's binary casts (getAsBinaryAttribute/encodeBinaryAttributeForDatabase), and forPageBeforeId/forPageAfterId accept stream resources converted to BinaryParameter. See BuildsQueries.php and Builder.php.
Replaces direct CanceledException type matching with Coroutine::causedByCancellation across queue, object-pool, HTTP server, routing, and AI streaming handlers, so cancellations nested in exception chains propagate instead of being reported as failures.
Adds Schedule::alwaysOnOneServer global flag, enum support for DatabaseManager::setDefaultConnection, lazy_root_creation local disk option, and lock-release fixes in Queue::fakeFor/fakeExceptFor.
Behavioral Change: pagination cursors for cast models now bind as binary parameters; HasOneThrough gains an is method and fixes one-of-many joins on self-referencing existence queries; MorphOne returns a related key only when morph types match.
Port Laravel framework #61800 (3e42fd31ec) and its documentation from laravel/docs 226b0649c7. Add response()->markdown() with status, headers and content negotiation coverage, and declare the required method on the response factory contract.
Preserve the supported null callback and late setCallback streaming path in the contract. Streaming callbacks must propagate cancellation even when producer cleanup throws and carries cancellation in its exception chain. Use the existing shared classifier instead of wrapping or reporting it as an ordinary response failure.
Validated the complete response factory and Markdown response tests, affected routing and facade suites, formatting and full static analysis.
A cleanup exception can carry coroutine cancellation as its previous exception. Treating it as an ordinary failure resumed HTTP finalization or emitted an AI error frame after the request had been canceled.
Use the existing cancellation classifier at the HTTP request and finalization boundaries and in AI stream protocols. Preserve the original exception and existing cleanup ownership without adding a new cancellation mechanism.
Extended existing regressions with throwing-cleanup cases. The cases reproduce the failures before the correction; complete affected suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel #61799 (bf219de81b). Forward the optional lazy_root_creation setting to Flysystem so read-only disk resolution can avoid creating its root directory. Preserve eager creation as the default.
Port both upstream directory-creation cases using the existing isolated temporary directory and document the option alongside local disks.
Validated the complete filesystem manager file, affected filesystem tests, formatting and full static analysis.
Port Laravel #61789 (d30a8ab2a1), facade update 9095997b35 and documentation from laravel/docs 226b0649c7.
Apply alwaysOnOneServer through events() and Hypervel's dueEventsAt path so both scheduler modes honor it. Unnamed callbacks remain excluded. Document boot-time ownership and reset the flag through the existing framework state cleanup.
Port the upstream default and enabled cases and extend the existing due-time and reset coverage. Scheduler and facade suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel #61802 (fef7b05bc0). Hypervel already uses a static default throw callback, so the source needs no change.
Merge the upstream disabled-GC WeakReference regression with the existing standalone throwUnless case under the upstream test name. Keep the response alive during the release check and restore the prior garbage-collection state.
The complete HTTP client test file and formatting pass.
Reconcile Laravel #61797 (3bb5d60845). QUERY registration, routing, facade, command display, request-forgery protection and cached routes are already supported.
Port the controller registrar case and explicit dispatch, JSON-body and any-route cases, retaining same-path GET and POST coexistence coverage. Remove local ResourceRegistrar resets already owned by the framework test subscriber.
Both changed files and affected routing, request-forgery and cached-route suites pass. The existing native HTTP-server QUERY test remains gated on the required Swoole support.
Reconcile Laravel #61825 (2b44ae85de) under the upstream test filename. Port the integer and fractional-unit assertions while retaining tiny, negative, rounded and calendar-day coverage.
Keep Hypervel's numeric construction: CarbonInterval::make() parses text and rejects values PHP renders in scientific notation. Explain that reason at the helper rather than losing it in commit history.
The complete duration suite and formatting pass; runtime behavior is unchanged.
Port Laravel #61824 (e9d1518634) and #62025 (957afcdc93). Scoped queue fakes release the unique locks they acquire, and fake enqueueing also records unique queued listeners. Skip cache resolution when no unique jobs were recorded.
Restore the original queue manager in a nested finally even if lock release fails. The cleanup exception still propagates; code catching it must not continue dispatching into a fake outside its intended scope.
Port all upstream cases and listener fixtures, plus the cleanup-failure restoration regression for both scoped helpers. Complete affected queue-fake and event suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel #61823 (6fbda89877). Merge withAttributes values into forceCreate before explicit attributes, while retaining relation-owned foreign keys and morph types.
Port the persisted model, has-many and morph-many cases with their schema fixture and complete assertions. All reproduce missing pending attributes before the correction.
Complete changed files, the database suite, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel #61818 (d6ba3b0e77), #61827 (bdd17ec8f3) and #62040 (840b2a96a6). Build intermediate joins before one-of-many aggregates, preserve the intermediate alias for self-referencing queries and compare through models through the actual relationship query.
Preserve Hypervel's write-connection identity normalization. Clone one-of-many comparison queries so repeated is() calls do not retain previous key constraints. MorphOne comparisons also require the matching parent type, preventing equal keys belonging to different parent classes from matching.
Port all upstream SQL, result and count assertions. Extend existing comparison coverage for repeated calls and wrong morph types; seed the matching morph type in the shared comparison fixture without changing its expected results.
Affected relationship suites pass, including polymorphic through queries and connection-role coverage. Formatting and full static analysis pass.
Reconcile Laravel #61817 (05399f6c34). Hypervel already accepts a nullable password and hashes null as the empty string; its generated facade matches.
Port the upstream deprecation capture and empty-password equality assertions, restoring the error handler in finally.
The complete authentication guard test file and formatting pass.
Port Laravel #61816 (e2c81f5f5c) and #62086 (0f4fb7adef). Continue chunkById and lazyById from raw model attributes, preserving binary binding intent so cast UUID keys advance correctly. Release consumed lazy chunks before fetching the next page.
Normalize PostgreSQL binary streams at both public paging methods through BinaryParameter::fromStream, also reused by model binary preparation. Read the full stream and rewind it even when the chunk callback already consumed it. Keep explicit binary-string query-builder cursors on the existing afterQuery and alias API; do not guess a string's storage type.
Port both upstream result and binding regressions using actual SQLite BLOB bindings. Add ascending and descending chunk/lazy model coverage, consumed PostgreSQL stream coverage and the documented explicit-alias path.
Formatting and full static analysis pass. The complete binary model suite passes on SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB; PostgreSQL stream tests and affected database tests pass.
Port Laravel #61812 (7f5157ef45). A MorphPivot without its own primary key bypassed the owner timestamp update performed by normal pivots and models.
Call touchOwners after the deleting-event veto and before deletion, preserving event order and morph constraints. Port the upstream no-primary-key pivot fixture and both detach/timestamp assertions with immutable dates.
The regression reproduces the stale timestamp before the fix. The complete test file, affected pivot and morph comparison suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Reconcile Laravel framework PR #61811 (56a59fc902) at upstream revision 5d7797528723107cd4f495326838a7d7d67fbb20. Hypervel already accepts Enumerable values in collapse, collapseWithKeys and flatten, so the production implementation is retained.
Port every added array and collection assertion. Consolidate overlapping custom cases under the upstream test names while retaining strict comparisons, nested plain arrays, duplicate-key replacement and dropped non-collection values.
Validation: both complete test files, affected parallel tests, formatting and static analysis pass.
Port Laravel framework PR #61810 (3f0cdf2ccd) and its facade update 023c99482c at upstream revision 5d7797528723107cd4f495326838a7d7d67fbb20. Accept unit and backed enums in DatabaseManager::setDefaultConnection and normalize their values before storing the override.
Keep the default connection local to the current coroutine, leave shared configuration unchanged, and preserve null as the way to clear an override. Regenerate the DB facade annotation and port the upstream setter and temporary-connection tests, including integer-backed zero coverage.
Validation: DatabaseManagerTest, scoped default-connection tests, FacadeDocblocksTest, affected parallel tests, formatting and full static analysis pass.
A destroy or reset callback can throw while cancellation unwinds, leaving the cancellation in the exception chain. Recognize that chain at the pool destruction boundary and in lease failure finalizers instead of reporting it as an ordinary error or replacing it with a later cancellation.
Preserve the first cancellation-bearing error, finish owned cleanup, and report genuine secondary cleanup errors. Pool closure drains every idle object before propagating cancellation. Ordinary destroy callback failures retain their existing reporting behavior, and unexpected errors outside those callbacks still propagate.
Extend the existing precedence and destruction regressions with chained errors, exact exception identity, secondary reporting and capacity cleanup. Exercise lease release against the real ObjectPool implementation as well as the contract fixture.
Validation: complete changed test files, affected pool and queue parallel suites, formatting and full static analysis pass. Chained regression cases fail before the correction.
Reconcile Laravel framework PR #61828 (7cd5134f93) at upstream revision 5d7797528723107cd4f495326838a7d7d67fbb20. Existing queue normalization already handles enum names; port the upstream test proving both queueing and queued events receive the normalized name.
Correct related dispatch paths that treated throwing cancellation cleanup as an ordinary failure. Single and batch lifecycle notifications now stop on cancellation without emitting failure events or replacing it with an earlier notification error. SQS transport cancellation retains ambiguous overflow payloads and propagates through outbox publication.
Overflow cleanup drains attempted writes while preserving the first cancellation-bearing exception and reporting secondary cleanup errors. A cleanup cancellation takes precedence over an ordinary write failure. Successful and explicitly rejected SQS entries retain their existing ownership and cleanup rules.
Validation: real Swoole cancellation with throwing finally blocks, expanded overflow precedence tests, complete SQS test files, affected parallel suites, formatting and full static analysis pass. The new regression cases reproduce lost cancellation or unwanted events before the fixes.
Recognize cancellation carried by cleanup exceptions during database bulk dispatch, outbox publication and failed reservation recovery. Cancellation must escape without emitting ordinary queue failure events, returning a failed batch result, or restoring an earlier reservation error over the cancellation.
Keep ordinary insertion and reservation failures unchanged. Extend the existing reservation and real-cancellation bulk tests, and cover publication cancellation through a real SQLite query callback with no stored jobs or open transaction left behind.
Validation: complete database queue and outbox test files, affected parallel tests on isolated SQLite, formatting and full static analysis pass. The chained cases fail before the correction.
Let errors carrying cancellation escape Redis bulk dispatch and outbox publication. Previously a cleanup exception could trigger failure events or become an ordinary OutboxBatchResult even though the operation had been canceled.
Preserve confirmation and failure handling for ordinary Redis errors. Extend the existing later-destination failure test with cancellation variants, and verify bulk cancellation does not notify failed jobs.
Validation: complete Redis queue and outbox publication tests, affected parallel suites, formatting and full static analysis pass; chained cancellation regressions fail before the fix.
Apply the existing cancellation-chain classification to both single-job and batch outbox staging. A finalization or storage cleanup error carrying cancellation must propagate without emitting JobQueueingFailed for the canceled work.
Keep ordinary staging failure notifications and accepted-job ownership unchanged. Add single and bulk regressions asserting the original exception escapes, no failure event is emitted and no outbox row is stored.
Validation: complete OutboxDispatchTest and the queue parallel suite pass on isolated in-memory SQLite; formatting and full static analysis also pass.
The fallback for queue drivers without native batch publication must not convert cancellation hidden by throwing cleanup into an ordinary batch failure. Use the existing cancellation classifier before recording a failed result.
Extend the pooled-publication regression to prove that the exact chained error escapes and the borrowed transport is released. Ordinary partial confirmation and deferred-message behavior remain unchanged.
Validation: the full pooled-publication test file and affected queue and pool suites pass, along with formatting and full static analysis.
Recognize cleanup exceptions carrying cancellation before turning publication or settlement errors into ordinary outcomes or reporting listener failures. Preserve the explicit stop behavior for an independently canceled child.
Keep each phase inside its existing Waiter boundary, which finishes owned cleanup and distinguishes child cancellation from cancellation of the waiting coroutine. Extend the independent-phase regression across sequential delivery, native batch publication, settlement and notification.
Validation: the complete OutboxRelayTest and queue parallel suite pass, with exact causes and resource cleanup checked. Formatting and full static analysis pass.
Treat cancellation carried by a lease-release cleanup error like native cancellation, so deletion does not start additional overflow cleanup afterward. If overflow cleanup is itself canceled after an ordinary release error, propagate the cancellation-bearing error unchanged.
Preserve ordinary release and overflow failure reporting. Extend both existing cancellation regressions with chained cleanup errors while retaining their backend and cache-call expectations.
Validation: complete QueueSqsJobTest, affected queue and pool suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
A throwing cleanup callback can hide cancellation during job lease attachment or recovery. Recognize the chain before attempting a backend requeue, and retain recovery cancellation instead of reporting it and replacing it with the earlier attachment failure.
Use the existing lease discard and failure finalizers to release pool ownership. Extend both attachment regressions with chained errors and assert that canceled attachment never requeues and that pool capacity is released.
Validation: complete QueuePoolProxyTest, affected queue and pool parallel suites, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Move the upstream reference below Differences From Laravel in the collections, concurrency and events READMEs, matching the package documentation convention. Preserve all existing explanations and links.
Validation: reviewed the three documentation diffs and checked whitespace.
Bring in the shared Vite+ frontend toolchain, dashboard corrections and Symfony Console compatibility updates from 0.4.
The only overlapping file is routing's Composer manifest. Preserve its coroutine dependency alongside the updated Symfony Console requirement. Existing framework changes need no adaptation.
Validated PHP static analysis, affected PHP tests, frontend formatting and type checks, JavaScript tests, and reproducible frontend builds. Telescope tests were verified with their normal database configuration.
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This pull request updates cancellation detection across streaming, HTTP, object-pool, and queue paths. It adds scheduler, response, database, filesystem, and queue-fake behavior, with related tests and documentation. It also adds focused regression coverage and reorders several README sections.
Changes: Cancellation propagation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Streaming and HTTP cancellation src/ai/src/Streaming/Protocols/StreamProtocol.php, src/http-server/src/Server.php, src/routing/src/ResponseFactory.php, tests/Ai/StreamCancellationTest.php, tests/HttpServer/ServerTest.php, tests/Routing/RoutingResponseFactoryTest.php
These handlers use Coroutine::causedByCancellation() to classify throwables. Tests cover wrapped cancellation and cleanup failures.
Stream cursor values can be wrapped as binary parameters. Eloquent chunk, lazy, and cursor pagination prepare binary cursor values for database use.
Eloquent relation and creation behavior
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Summary
Pending attributes in force creation src/database/src/Eloquent/Builder.php, src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/HasOneOrMany.php, src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/MorphOneOrMany.php, tests/Database/*WithAttributesTest.php
Force creation includes pending attributes and preserves relationship keys. Tests cover persisted attributes and mutators.
Relation identity and existence checks src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/Concerns/ComparesRelatedModels.php, src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/HasOneThrough.php, src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/MorphOne.php, tests/Database/*RelatedModelsTest.php, tests/Database/*HasOneThrough*Test.php, tests/Integration/Database/EloquentHasManyThroughTest.php, tests/Integration/Database/EloquentMorphOneIsTest.php
Relation identity checks validate tables, connections, and morph types. HasOneThrough also updates one-of-many existence-query joins.
MorphPivot touches owners after the deleting event is accepted. Integration coverage checks detach behavior for a pivot without a primary key.
Scheduler single-server setting
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Global onOneServer setting src/console/src/Scheduling/Schedule.php, src/support/src/Facades/Schedule.php, src/docs/scheduling.md, tests/Console/Scheduling/ScheduleTest.php
Schedule adds a disabled-by-default setting for eligible events. Tests and documentation cover defaults, event selection, unnamed callbacks, and reset behavior.
Markdown responses
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Markdown response API src/contracts/src/Routing/ResponseFactory.php, src/routing/src/ResponseFactory.php, src/support/src/Facades/Response.php, src/docs/responses.md, tests/Integration/Http/MarkdownResponseTest.php
The response factory adds markdown() with a text/markdown content type. Tests cover body, status, headers, and content negotiation.
Local filesystem root creation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Local disk root creation option src/filesystem/src/FilesystemManager.php, src/docs/filesystem.md, tests/Filesystem/FilesystemManagerTest.php
The local adapter receives lazy_root_creation, defaulting to false. Tests cover eager creation by default and deferred creation until a write.
Tests cover null-password hashing, pending-request release, enum queue names, and duration values. A comment describes the numeric construction used by seconds().
The Differences From Laravel sections now appear before the port attribution. Their content is unchanged.
Possibly related PRs
hypervel/components-backup#77: Adds Coroutine::causedByCancellation() and applies it to cancellation handling, which this pull request uses across additional components.
hypervel/components-backup#78: Changes HasOneThrough one-of-many query construction, which shares the relation-existence query path updated here.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 49d2c
This change adds Markdown responses, binary-ID paging, relation fixes and broader cancellation handling. The remaining issues are narrow edge cases: a misleading wrapper message on wrapped cancellation in the pooled queue requeue path, unique locks that can stay held after a failed fake cleanup, aliased binary cursor ordering, and an uncaught exception for malformed binary cursor values. None of them is likely to break common workflows, so the change is mergeable with these tracked.
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• Add Markdown responses, lazy filesystem roots, and a single-server default for named scheduled
tasks.
• Fix relationship creation, comparisons, binary-key paging, and scoped queue-fake lock cleanup.
• Preserve cancellation through HTTP streaming, queue and outbox operations, and pool cleanup.
Diagram
graph TD
A["HTTP and AI"] --> C["Failure boundaries"] --> D{"Cancellation chain?"} -->|Yes| G["Owned cleanup"] --> E["Propagate exception"]
B["Queues and pools"] --> C
D -->|No| F["Ordinary failure handling"]
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Keep the targeted changes: reusing the existing cancellation classifier and cleanup ownership rules avoids a competing cancellation mechanism, while explicit binary cursor aliases avoid guessing whether arbitrary strings represent binary values.
Files changed (85) +1907 / -282
Enhancement (8) +63 / -10
Schedule.phpAdd a global single-server scheduling default+28/-1
Add a global single-server scheduling default
• Applies onOneServer to named events in both due-event paths while excluding unnamed callbacks. Resets the boot-time flag with other static scheduler state.
ResponseFactory.phpCreate Markdown responses and preserve stream cancellation+19/-5
Create Markdown responses and preserve stream cancellation
• Adds a text/markdown response factory method. Propagates cancellation-bearing exceptions from event streams and stream downloads without reporting or wrapping them.
BuildsQueries.phpPage from raw model keys and release lazy chunks+17/-2
Page from raw model keys and release lazy chunks
• Uses raw model attributes, preserving binary binding intent, to advance ID-based pages. Releases consumed lazy result collections before fetching another page.
HasOneThrough.phpCorrect through-relation joins and identity checks+42/-1
Correct through-relation joins and identity checks
• Merges one-of-many joins after building existence constraints and qualifies self-referencing intermediate aliases. Compares related models through a cloned, parent-constrained query while preserving connection identity handling.
SqsQueue.phpPreserve SQS cancellation and cleanup precedence+40/-28
Preserve SQS cancellation and cleanup precedence
• Classifies cancellation throughout batch preparation, sending, publication, notifications, and overflow cleanup. Retains the first cancellation while completing owned overflow cleanup and reporting secondary errors.
The database documentation constructs BinaryParameter directly from $row->hash, although
PostgreSQL returns that binary query-builder value as a stream and the constructor requires a
string. Following the example on PostgreSQL throws a TypeError in the afterQuery callback before
chunkById() can continue.
The new example passes the query result directly to a string-only constructor. The PostgreSQL
binary-cursor test reads the same kind of query result using stream_get_contents(), and
BinaryParameter provides fromStream() for that value.
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## Issue description
The documented binary paging callback passes PostgreSQL stream values to a string-only constructor, causing a `TypeError`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/docs/database.md[759-765]
- src/database/src/BinaryParameter.php[11-29]
## Recommended Fix
Update the example to use `BinaryParameter::fromStream($row->hash)` when the value is a resource, while retaining direct construction for binary strings.
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2. Cancellations during cleanup get logged as errors 🐞 Bug◔ Observability
Description
The new secondary-cancellation branches (ObjectPool::close, SqsQueue::cleanupOverflowPayloads,
overflow cleanup in pushRaw/storeBatchOverflowPayloads, Lease::release*) send
cancellation-bearing exceptions to PoolErrorReporter::report(). That reporter only skips a direct
instanceof CanceledException, so its own guard misses a cleanup exception that carries
cancellation in its previous chain. Before this PR, secondary cancellations were dropped without
logging. Now every extra chained cancellation after the first is sent to the application exception
handler as an ordinary error, which goes against the PR's goal of not reporting cancellation as a
failure.
ObjectPool::close reports any cancellation after the first one. Lease, SqsQueue
cleanupOverflowPayloads and overflow cleanup do the same when both exceptions carry cancellation.
PoolErrorReporter::report only returns early for a direct CanceledException, so a wrapped
cancellation reaches ExceptionHandler::report.
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## Issue description
PoolErrorReporter::report only ignores direct CanceledException instances. The PR now passes chained (cleanup-wrapped) cancellations to it as secondary failures, so they get reported as genuine errors.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/object-pool/src/PoolErrorReporter.php[25-41]
- src/object-pool/src/ObjectPool.php[182-191]
## Recommended Fix
In PoolErrorReporter::report, replace `$exception instanceof CanceledException` with `Coroutine::causedByCancellation($exception)`. Optionally do the same for the inner catch. Another option is to drop secondary cancellations at the call sites instead of reporting them.
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3. Outbox-routing failures still fire queue-failure events on cancel✓ Resolved
Description
Queue::enqueueUsing() still guards shouldStageViaOutbox() with catch (CanceledException) and
catch (Throwable). That is the same dispatch path whose enqueueNow() sibling this PR moved to
Coroutine::causedByCancellation(). When a cleanup exception carrying cancellation in its chain
escapes shouldStageViaOutbox, JobQueueingFailed is still raised for canceled work, which
contradicts the PR's guarantee that canceled dispatch does not emit queue-failure events.
The PR updated enqueueNow, notifyBatchMembers and the batch and outbox paths to classify chained
cancellation. enqueueUsing, the entry point that runs just before enqueueNow, still raises the
failure event for any non-direct cancellation.
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## Issue description
Queue::enqueueUsing still catches only direct CanceledException around shouldStageViaOutbox. Chained cancellations therefore raise JobQueueingFailed.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/queue/src/Queue.php[441-451]
## Recommended Fix
Remove the `catch (CanceledException)` branch. Inside `catch (Throwable $exception)`, rethrow right away when `Coroutine::causedByCancellation($exception)` is true, and only then raise the failure event. This matches enqueueNow.
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4. Eloquent chunk paging ignores attributes set after hydration✓ Resolved
Description
getLastIdFromChunk() reads getRawOriginal($alias) for every Eloquent model, where it previously
used data_get()/getAttribute(). An alias filled in by an afterQuery callback, an accessor, or
any other non-original attribute now comes back as null. Eloquent chunkById/lazyById calls that
used such an alias for the cursor now fail with "column is not present in the query result" after
the first chunk.
The chunk loop throws a RuntimeException whenever the extracted last ID is null. getRawOriginal only
sees attributes synced at hydration time, so attributes added later by afterQuery or accessors are
not visible to it.
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## Issue description
getLastIdFromChunk uses only getRawOriginal for models. Aliases that are not part of the hydrated original attributes now resolve to null and abort chunking.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/database/src/Concerns/BuildsQueries.php[388-393]
## Recommended Fix
When the model has no raw original entry for `$alias` (for example `! array_key_exists($alias, $result->getRawOriginal())`), fall back to `data_get($result, $alias)`. Use the raw value only when it exists.
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Use Coroutine::causedByCancellation() in enqueueUsing() as well.
This PR changes every other queue catch site to the coroutine helper. This catch still tests instanceof CanceledException (Line 445).
shouldStageViaOutbox() can run database or container work. A wrapped cancellation (for example RuntimeException with a previous CanceledException) can escape from it. That exception is not a CanceledException, so it falls into the second catch. The code then raises JobQueueingFailed and rethrows. The new enqueueNow(), enqueueViaOutbox() and stageOutboxJobs() paths never emit that event for a wrapped cancellation.
The CanceledException import is still used at Line 282. Keep it unless you change that catch too.
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Review comment at @src/queue/src/Queue.php around lines 445 - 451:
Update the exception handling around shouldStageViaOutbox in enqueueUsing to use
Coroutine::causedByCancellation() for cancellation detection. Rethrow
cancellation-caused exceptions before calling raiseJobQueueingFailedEvent, while
preserving that event for other throwables; leave the CanceledException import
unchanged.
Classify the non-lease-aware requeue failure through Coroutine::causedByCancellation().
The two pop() handlers below use the coroutine helper. This catch still uses catch (CanceledException ...) (Line 285).
A wrapped cancellation from $job->release(0) skips this branch. The code then wraps it in a new RuntimeException with the message "requeueing the popped job also failed". The cancellation chain is still present. A caller that checks the exception type directly will not see a cancellation, and the message is misleading. The existing test testNonLeaseAwareJobRequeueCancellationIsNotWrapped covers only the native exception.
Remove the CanceledException import if no other use remains.
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Review comment at @src/queue/src/QueuePoolProxy.php around lines 285 - 293:
Update the requeue exception handling in the non-lease-aware path to use
Coroutine::causedByCancellation() for any Throwable; when it identifies
cancellation, discard the lease with the original exception and do not wrap it.
Keep the RuntimeException wrapping for non-cancellation failures, and remove the
CanceledException import if it is no longer used.
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Review comments at @src/database/src/Concerns/BuildsQueries.php:
- Line 391: Update cursor pagination’s prepareBinaryAttributesForDatabase call
to use the paging column’s cast when preparing the value stored under $alias,
rather than checking the alias for a cast, so aliased AsBinary cursor values
retain binary binding intent.
Review comments at @src/database/src/Eloquent/Builder.php:
- Line 1219: Update forceCreate() to call $this->create($attributes) inside the
existing unguarded callback instead of chaining create() on a newModelInstance()
with merged pending attributes, so pending attributes are applied only once.
Review comments at @src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/HasOneOrMany.php:
- Line 396: Update the attribute ordering before forceCreate in HasOneOrMany so
the relation foreign key is present before pending-attribute setters run, while
preserving its final value over any conflicting pending attribute; apply the
same ordering fix to both the foreign key and morph type in MorphOneOrMany.
Review comments at @src/docs/scheduling.md:
- Line 398: Update the scheduling documentation example to import Schedule
directly from Hypervel\Console\Scheduling\Schedule instead of using the
Hypervel\Support\Facades\Schedule facade, avoiding scheduler resolution during
provider boot.
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Review comments at @src/queue/src/Queue.php:
- Around line 445-451: Update the exception handling around shouldStageViaOutbox
in enqueueUsing to use Coroutine::causedByCancellation() for cancellation
detection. Rethrow cancellation-caused exceptions before calling
raiseJobQueueingFailedEvent, while preserving that event for other throwables;
leave the CanceledException import unchanged.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src/queue/src/QueuePoolProxy.php:
- Around line 285-293: Update the requeue exception handling in the
non-lease-aware path to use Coroutine::causedByCancellation() for any Throwable;
when it identifies cancellation, discard the lease with the original exception
and do not wrap it. Keep the RuntimeException wrapping for non-cancellation
failures, and remove the CanceledException import if it is no longer used.
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Reconstructing a unique lock from a recorded job could release a lock acquired by another dispatch. Capture the existing dispatch ownership before the fake accepts the job and release that snapshot, including debounce state and its original release context.
Scoped fake helpers now clean up the active fake when a callback replaces it, while restoring the original manager even if cleanup throws. Keep the public cleanup method and replace the internal job list with owned dispatch snapshots.
Regression coverage verifies unrelated direct pushes, replacement fakes, debounce cleanup and manager restoration. Formatting, static analysis and the affected queue and fake suites pass.
Chunk and lazy paging retain raw stored values while accepting cursor aliases supplied by accessors or query callbacks. Prepare binary bindings using the declared alias or the model's own paging column without changing the existing extraction override.
Cursor pagination now reverses binary casts at the database binding boundary, keeping encoded cursors readable and preserving explicit BinaryParameter values. Pivot ordering uses the pivot's qualified casts. Compound Eloquent unions accept their nested base-query builders without changing protected extension points or introducing shared state.
The same builder now creates forced models directly, avoiding a throwaway model that consumed pending attribute values through mutators twice. The binary query example handles PostgreSQL streams explicitly.
Regression tests cover computed and selected aliases, forward and backward binary cursors, compound unions, pivot casts and a consumed-stream mutator. The complete binary and cursor integration suites pass on PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB; builder tests, formatting and static analysis also pass.
Pending attribute setters can derive values from the parent key or morph type. Put the relationship keys first when preparing forced creation attributes so those setters see the owning relationship, while retaining precedence over conflicting pending and explicit keys.
Cover ordinary and polymorphic relationships with a persisted derived parent reference. The relationship tests, formatting and static analysis pass.
Relationship comparisons could read absent attributes on a model from another table or connection, raising strict-mode errors instead of returning false. Check table and connection identity before extracting comparison keys.
Move MorphOne's morph-type check into its comparison key helper so it follows the shared checks and retains one-of-many behavior. Regression coverage exercises strict missing-attribute handling across all shared relationship types. The affected relationship suites, formatting and static analysis pass.
Resolving the transaction manager for outbox selection can run application callbacks. A cleanup exception during cancellation can therefore carry cancellation in its cause rather than being the native cancellation exception itself.
Classify that chain before sending ordinary queueing-failure events and propagate the original exception unchanged. Real coroutine cancellation tests cover native cancellation and throwing cleanup, checking exception identity and the absence of failure notifications. The queue tests, formatting and static analysis pass.
Use the concrete scheduler class when configuring the static single-server default during provider boot, avoiding premature console-kernel resolution through the facade.
Clarify that the unnamed-callback exclusion applies to invokable objects as well as closures.
The corrections are pushed through 49d2c8e5d. They cover fake lock ownership, pending-attribute mutators, relationship comparison and key ordering, outbox cancellation, cursor aliases and binary bindings, and the scheduling examples. The binary and cursor integration suites pass on PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB; affected tests, formatting and static analysis also pass.
The pooled-queue fallback mentioned in the review concerns a job without the required lease support. That is an unsupported job shape, and the wrapper preserves the original exception as its cause. Downstream classification still recognizes cancellation, so no change is needed there.
The contributor-template warning does not apply to this maintainer-directed change. The PHPMD memory failure is a failed tool run, not a source finding; the repository's static analysis passes.
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Review comments at @src/database/src/Eloquent/Builder.php:
- Line 1197: Update the cast-key normalization around Str::chopStart so it also
removes the query source alias from order parameters such as t.id, allowing the
model’s id cast to be found. Preserve explicitly qualified pivot cast keys and
the existing model-table prefix handling.
Review comments at @src/database/src/Eloquent/Concerns/HasAttributes.php:
- Around line 1990-1992: Update `paginateUsingCursor()` to treat binary-cast
conversion failures from malformed cursor values as invalid cursors, returning
the first page without applying the cursor. Validate or handle the failure
before it escapes from the `resolveCasterClass($key)->set(...)` path, while
preserving normal pagination for valid cursor values.
Review comments at @src/support/src/Testing/Fakes/QueueFake.php:
- Around line 816-817: Update releaseUniqueJobLocks to attempt releasing every
snapshot even if DispatchLockContext::releaseSnapshot fails. Remove snapshots
only after successful release, retain failed snapshots for retry, and rethrow
the first failure after processing them all.
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A model queried through a table alias could lose its binary binding intent when a paging column used that alias. Chunk, lazy and cursor pagination could then compare raw or readable strings instead of binary values and repeat earlier rows.
Share attribute lookup across the paging paths. Preserve exact declared casts, then strip only the model table or the source qualifier already known by the query builder. Read that metadata directly from the underlying query so lookup does not reapply global scopes or clone scoped builders for each predicate.
Extend existing regressions for aliased chunk and lazy paging and encoded cursors in both directions. Affected paging tests, formatting and complete static analysis pass.
Scoped queue fakes must release the locks they acquired even when the callback replaces the facade root with a non-fake manager or mock. Retain the original fake and clean it up before checking for a distinct active replacement fake.
Both scope helpers share the cleanup method and retain unconditional restoration of the original queue manager. Keep the existing fail-fast behavior when cache cleanup throws; no retry or broader cleanup policy is introduced.
Regression coverage swaps in a non-fake queue manager mock inside each scope and checks lock release and manager restoration. Existing replacement-fake and throwing-cleanup cases remain. Affected tests, formatting and complete static analysis pass.
Explicit cursor parameters already support stream resources as LOB bindings. Reversing a binary attribute cast must not send those raw bytes through the readable UUID or ULID encoder, which rejects resource values.
Normalize streams through BinaryParameter::fromStream before invoking the caster. Keep non-binary attributes unchanged and preserve native conversion errors for malformed readable values. Extend the existing explicit-cursor regression while retaining binary-wrapper, encoded-cursor and source-alias coverage without duplicate execution.
The regression reproduces the resource TypeError before the correction. The complete binary and cursor integration suites pass on SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB; formatting and complete static analysis also pass.
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