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Fix scoped state and query paging, and add Vitess analytical queries - #91
Keep query-time casts on the query that defines them. Calling withCasts() on a cloned Eloquent builder no longer changes the original builder's model.
Reuse one model prototype when reading an Eloquent cursor instead of constructing extra models for every row.
Apply Notification::locale() to the next send, including when earlier notifications have already been sent. Create a sender for each call so concurrent sends remain independent. Provider-configured defaults remain available to later sends, and notification fakes consume overrides the same way.
Accept morph-map aliases in relationship constraints, eager loading and deferred relationship loading. This includes counts and other model aggregates; deferred loading prefers explicit class-name keys when both forms are supplied.
Keep discovered and closure commands on their console kernel instead of global startup callbacks. Independent kernels no longer inherit each other's commands. Commands registered after console creation remain available immediately and after rebuilding the console.
Prevent backslashes and closing brackets in user text from escaping secured Markdown link labels. Preserve render-local encoding and the existing concurrent mail rendering behavior.
Add MySqlConnection::isVitess() and olap(). Analytical callbacks configure both read and write endpoints, share nested scopes and restore OLTP afterward. The session stays pinned across external waits. Reconnects preserve the workload and read routing, while partial setup or failed restoration prevents pool reuse. Ordinary queries gain no additional hooks.
Add regression coverage for replacing a Redis Cluster client when no node is reachable. Preserve the existing policy of propagating the failed command instead of replaying it.
Document and test the existing isolation of database state between queue jobs. Hypervel uses separate coroutine-owned connections and scoped bindings, so Laravel's process-wide sticky-connection and scope-reset controls are intentionally omitted.
Additional Hypervel Fixes
Stop facades from retaining scoped services across coroutines, including when a transient binding or factory returns a scoped service. Keep normal facade caching and explicit swaps, and remember scoped accessors to avoid repeated lifetime scans. Add scope inspection to the container contract and document facade binding lifetimes.
Preserve casts added by global scopes when reading cursors, plucking values and binding binary cursor IDs. Keep related-model creation aligned with a relationship's query-time casts without changing the original relationship.
Apply cursor scopes once per page, including when resolving pivot aliases, and keep the page conditions on a reused builder. Group existing orWhere branches so rows before the cursor cannot reappear on later pages, including union queries.
Compare computed select aliases as SQL on later cursor pages, including aliases added by scopes, while keeping identifiers containing parentheses quoted. Document that ordered expressions require separate select entries with explicit as aliases. Accept a lone expression in the query builder's find() and cursorPaginate() columns argument.
Keep ID iteration in paging-column order so another caller or scope order cannot silently skip rows. Limited or offset calls with a conflicting leading order now throw with guidance to select the ranked set using fromSub() first. Document that early stops also follow ID order.
Remove redundant later sort columns from executed ID pages so MySQL can use its primary-key range instead of sorting the remaining rows on every page. Keep driver-owned ordering inside queries that select their result before paging.
Restore a page's ordering and bindings together when a global scope replaces them, preserving bounded union members. Validate conflicting scope replacements for limited ID iteration without adding a scope pass; appended scope orders keep their existing behavior. Require an outer order for query-builder union paging, and resolve the Eloquent default through the model key's selected output name. Driver-specific ordering can remain inside an isolated result while paging its output.
Keep grouped cursor comparisons on the direct query path when a raw selection is a plain column reference, avoiding unnecessary derived queries for those pages.
Preserve literal backslashes, code examples and URL escaping when rendering Markdown mail. Secured interpolation also accepts numeric values. Notification fakes keep one-send locale overrides independent across fresh and copied coroutine contexts.
Correct relationship-loading annotations that rejected documented keyed callbacks. Aggregate callbacks receive an Eloquent builder; eager-loading callbacks receive a relation. Accept per-type relation lists and strings, and retain valid empty aggregate constraints without advertising unsupported nested aggregate paths.
Make Redis allocation tests own and restore their environment settings instead of depending on database reservations inherited from the test runner.
Move formatting guidance to scheduled review and commit checkpoints, keeping incremental test and analysis requirements.
Affected tests, formatting and full source, type-fixture and skeleton analysis pass. Testbench and package-consumer checks passed for the affected framework changes. OLAP lifecycle tests use PDO doubles; this change has not been tested against a live Vitess server.
Note
Fix scoped state and query paging, and add Vitess OLAP workload support
The PR fixes coroutine-scoped state leaks and reworks ID-based and cursor pagination, plus adds analytical query support for Vitess connections.
Adds olap() to MySqlConnection: on a Vitess/PlanetScale connection (detected by isVitess()), the callback runs in a pinned session with SET workload='OLAP', restored to OLTP afterward. reconnect() reapplies the workload after a lost connection and installs lazy recovery callbacks on failure. See MySqlConnection.php.
Facade::resolveFacadeInstance no longer caches scoped bindings or scoped instances at worker level; Container gains isScoped() and isScopedInstance(), so bind() services cached for the worker lifetime stay correct while scoped services resolve per coroutine. See Facade.php and Container.php.
Notification locale handling becomes per-send and coroutine-safe: ChannelManager builds senders via resolveNotificationSender() which consumes the next-send locale override, and NotificationFake::locale stores its value in coroutine context. See ChannelManager.php.
Keyset pagination is reworked in Builder.php: chunkById/lazyById prioritize the paging column, limited/offset iteration with a conflicting leading order throws InvalidArgumentException, unions require orderBy after the union, existing OR conditions are grouped before keyset boundaries, and cursor pagination resolves selected expressions with explicit aliases. Eloquent's cursor(), pluck(), applyScopes(), and mergeCasts() now use scoped queries and cloned models so query-level and global-scope casts apply during hydration.
Morph map aliases are now accepted as keys by constrain, morphWith, morphWithCount, loadMorph, and loadMorphCount; MorphTo resolves aliases to model class names before merging. Secured Markdown rendering encodes and restores backslashes, brackets, and angle brackets via shared maps.
Risk: ID iteration on limited/offset queries now throws when the leading order conflicts with the paging column (see ensureLimitedIterationOrdersById in Builder.php); union cursorPaginate/chunk/lazy without a post-union orderBy also throw; Kernel command registration now scopes closure commands to the registering kernel, and custom containers must implement the full Hypervel Container contract.
Clone the builder model before merging query-time casts so a cloned query cannot change the original query’s casts. Consolidate the existing cast isolation regressions under the upstream test while retaining raw-value and cast-cache assertions.
Port Laravel framework #61883 (2e172fca85d51e97a19b616260e108ecb1ac02d3), using the 13.x target 5d7797528723107cd4f495326838a7d7d67fbb20. The regression fails before the correction and passes afterward. Eloquent builder and cast tests, full static analysis and the affected framework verification pass.
Resolve scoped facade services through the container instead of retaining one coroutine’s instance in the worker-wide facade cache. Keep the ordinary cached and explicit swap paths. Declare the container’s existing scope inspection method on its contract and resolve aliases before classifying a binding.
Document how facade caching interacts with bind() and scoped() registrations. Custom container implementations must supply isScoped(); subclasses of the framework container already inherit it.
Reconcile Laravel framework #61915 (01ad26596c04306ad982c7d4dee262a623c30333) against 13.x target 5d7797528723107cd4f495326838a7d7d67fbb20. Daemon jobs already have independent database routing, log context and scoped services. Intentionally omit the flushStickyConnections switch and document the existing resetScope constructor omission, directing custom job setup to events or job-specific middleware.
Add a real one-slot SQLite pool regression for successive jobs and concurrent facade identity coverage. Both regressions fail when their isolation is disabled. Container, facade and queue tests pass, as do source/type/skeleton analysis, Testbench, dogfood checks and generated facade verification. The full framework run exposed only an independent Redis test fixture configuration issue, corrected separately.
Clear the ambient secondary database in the existing captured environment setup and explicitly provide the upper bound required by the minimum-default test. Restore all environment sources afterward through the existing cleanup.
A valid four-worker allocation ending at database four previously made the fixture fail after it changed its starting database to four. Reserving database six also changed two fixtures’ expected worker assignments. These tests exercise simulated configuration, so their inputs must not inherit the runner’s reservations.
The complete fixture passes with the previously failing limit and reservation and through four-worker ParaTest. Keep every existing assertion; no Redis runtime behavior changes.
Move composer lint:fix out of the per-slice verification sequence. Run it before a scheduled code review or commit checkpoint instead of after individual changes within a batch.
Keep static analysis and affected tests at the end of each coherent implementation slice, and retain immediate checks for changed test files. This avoids repeated full-repository formatting while a batch is still being built.
Reconcile Laravel framework #61911 at 594f3a8da31e4a37643c8b77b7e76628419f54be. The existing connection failure handling already invalidates a client when no cluster node is reachable, so retain that implementation and its no-command-replay policy.
Add the native RedisClusterException to the existing failure provider. The shared assertions verify that the original error propagates, the command is not replayed, and the next acquisition uses a replacement client successfully.
Validated with the complete RedisConnectionTest file and affected parallel tests.
Port Laravel framework #61904 and #61959 at ca8cc85f47acbc672e36f8b9ed3825000b1b8514 and 1ee6d193dbb293fc0cd7334856848d0d80d50c2e. A locale selected after boot applies to the next send, including when earlier notifications have already been sent.
Create a sender for each call and consume the coroutine-local override before dispatch. This preserves provider-configured defaults while preventing concurrent sends from changing each other. NotificationFake captures and clears its override in the same way. Document the retained boot default and the sender-creation extension point instead of introducing a shared mutable sender cache.
Port both upstream integration cases and cover overlapping multi-recipient sends, later default-locale sends, and fake behavior. The original leakage and a temporary shared-sender implementation both fail the new regressions. Notification suites, affected parallel tests, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel framework #61898 at d1df8eef5c2850018492bcbf8ab4c2eb51f4b26c. Resolve mapped aliases for morph constraints and eager loads, and accept alias keys when models and collections load polymorphic relationships or aggregates. Explicit class keys retain their precedence.
Correct the Model and Collection relation-loading annotations as well. Keyed callbacks and per-type strings are supported inputs; aggregate callbacks receive an Eloquent builder, while eager-loading callbacks receive a relation. Update existing type fixtures and add model examples that reproduce the previous false PHPStan argument errors. Replace invalid closure-per-type examples with supported string mappings.
Port every upstream regression and retain framework-owned morph-map cleanup. Add alias coverage to the existing count-loading tests and document the supported keys. The affected relationship tests, complete source/type/skeleton analysis and formatting pass.
Port Laravel framework #61931 at c7deadb83979330f6b9cf523d9145b854a949306. Store commands registered through load and command on the kernel instead of process-wide console startup callbacks, so another kernel does not inherit them.
Resolve those commands when constructing the console application. Preserve immediate registration on an existing application and retain late commands when that application is rebuilt. Document the registration lifetime on the public command method.
Port the closure ownership assertions and extend existing discovery and rebuild tests. These cases reproduce the old leakage and missing rebuilt commands. Console/kernel tests, package-mode Testbench, affected parallel tests, formatting and static analysis pass. Regenerating the Artisan facade produced no changes.
Port Laravel framework #61755 at d73760a87900a7425d16313a3e568e46b9e3113b. Escape backslashes and closing brackets alongside existing delimiters, using simultaneous replacements so one replacement cannot be processed again. Decode secured output after rendering without changing the ordinary encoding path.
Retain render-local encoders, view namespaces and concurrent rendering isolation. Port the escaped-link and image datasets, link-text template fixture and parser cases, preserving the stronger formatted-subcopy assertion already present.
The template regressions fail before the correction. Complete changed files, Markdown unit and coroutine tests, affected parallel tests, formatting and full static analysis pass.
Port Laravel framework #61932 at 68e78fe401c8c2d71da8b8c06bcd585b6da4339c. Add isVitess and olap to MySqlConnection, applying the analytical workload to both configured endpoints and restoring OLTP after the callback. Other MySQL servers execute the callback unchanged.
Use the existing session pin to prevent early release during external waits. Nested calls share the outer scope. Reconnects reapply the workload before continuing, and a failed reconnect leaves lazy resolvers that preserve both workload and read routing on the next access. Partial setup or failed restoration marks the physical sessions unusable through the existing pool state. Normal query execution gains no hooks or session synchronization machinery.
Port the upstream tests and documentation, then cover nesting, sticky reads, successful retry, failed reconnects, raw handle access, partial setup and cancellation cleanup. Connection tests, affected parallel tests, formatting and full static analysis pass. Vitess switching semantics were checked against its official source tests; this change has not been exercised against a live Vitess server.
Narrow aggregate-loading annotations to relation names, builder callbacks and empty constraint arrays. Nonempty nested relationship arrays flatten into dotted method names that aggregate loading cannot execute; empty arrays remain valid and compile to unconstrained relation aggregates.
Apply the same type to the Model and Collection aggregate methods. Replace the existing invalid nested type examples with empty-constraint examples, preserving coverage for accepted input without changing runtime behavior.
The old nested examples fail static analysis under the corrected types. The updated type fixtures, full source/type/skeleton analysis, formatting and diff checks pass.
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Walkthrough
This pull request updates database pagination and Eloquent behavior, adds Vitess OLAP workload handling, and changes scoped service resolution, notification locale handling, console command registration, secured Markdown encoding, and queue job state. It also updates related tests, type assertions, documentation, and verification instructions.
Query builders update ID-based ordering, union pagination, cursor conditions, expression handling, and page execution. Tests cover limits, scopes, unions, and cursor boundaries.
Scoped Eloquent execution and casts src/database/src/Eloquent/Builder.php, src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/Relation.php, tests/Database/DatabaseEloquentIntegrationTest.php, tests/Database/DatabaseEloquentWithCastsTest.php, tests/Integration/Database/DatabaseEloquentAsBinaryIntegrationTest.php
Cursor and pluck operations use scoped builders and models. Query-time casts use cloned models, and relations add withCasts(). Tests cover scope application, model construction, and cast isolation.
Morph loading resolves configuration by model class or morph alias. PHPDoc and type assertions describe relation specifications and callbacks. Tests cover alias-keyed constraints, eager loading, and counts.
Vitess OLAP workload
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OLAP workload scope and session recovery src/database/src/MySqlConnection.php, tests/Database/DatabaseConnectionTest.php, src/docs/database.md
MySqlConnection adds olap() and isVitess(). It sets and restores workloads and handles reconnect recovery. Tests cover transitions, nested scopes, and failures.
The container contract adds isScoped() and isScopedInstance(). The implementation resolves aliases before checking scope state and checks whether an object is a resolved scoped instance.
Facade caching for scoped services src/support/src/Facades/Facade.php, tests/Support/SupportFacadeTest.php, src/docs/facades.md, src/support/README.md, src/docs/porting-from-laravel.md
Facade resolution avoids caching scoped services in the worker-wide resolved-instance cache. Tests cover scoped resolution across coroutines and repeated cached lookups. Documentation describes service lifetimes.
NotificationFake stores locale overrides in coroutine context and captures the locale at send start. Tests cover single-send and coroutine behavior.
Console command registration
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Summary
Kernel command retention and Artisan creation src/foundation/src/Console/Kernel.php, tests/Foundation/Console/KernelTest.php
The kernel retains closure commands and discovered command classes. New Artisan applications resolve retained commands. Tests check command ownership and behavior after an Artisan reset.
Secured Markdown encoding
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Secured Markdown encoding and rendering src/mail/src/Markdown.php, tests/Integration/Mail/*, tests/Mail/MarkdownCoroutineSafetyTest.php
Secured rendering and parsing use character-reference maps for interpolated values. Fixtures and tests cover Markdown syntax, punctuation, and literal content.
Queue state and verification updates
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Per-job routing and resource state src/queue/src/Worker.php, src/queue/README.md, tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/WorkerResourceLifetimeTest.php, tests/Integration/Queue/WorkCommandTest.php, src/docs/database.md, src/docs/porting-from-laravel.md
Queue materials describe job-owned routing and scoped state. A test checks database modification state across daemon jobs. Earlier sticky-connection flush tests are removed.
Verification sequence and Redis test setup AGENTS.md, tests/Foundation/Testing/Concerns/InteractsWithRedisParallelTest.php, tests/Redis/RedisConnectionTest.php
Verification guidance runs analysis before affected tests and moves linting to review or commit checkpoints. Redis tests adjust environment setup and add a cluster connection-failure case.
hypervel/components-backup#89: Both PRs update cursor pagination behavior in BuildsQueries and Query\Builder, including execution-builder handling.
Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 7bd3c
The pagination, scoped-service, and Vitess changes show no actionable merge-blocking issue in the supplied evidence. The OLAP lifecycle behavior has been tested only against PDO doubles, not a live Vitess server, which is normal pre-merge validation uncertainty.
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• Prevent coroutine, kernel, notification, and cloned-query state from leaking into later
operations.
• Add pinned Vitess analytical scopes with read/write routing, reconnection recovery, and safe
restoration.
• Support morph aliases, secure Markdown links, and clarify relationship types with regression
coverage.
Diagram
graph TD
A["Analytical caller"] --> B{"Vitess server?"}
B -- "yes" --> C["Pinned session"] --> D["Set both endpoints"] --> E["Run callback"] --> F["Restore OLTP"]
B -- "no" --> G["Run unchanged"]
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The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Dedicated analytical connection pool
➕ Separates analytical capacity and session configuration from transactional traffic.
➕ Could reduce workload switching for exclusively analytical connections.
➖ Requires separate application configuration and routing.
➖ Does not provide the same opt-in callback behavior on an existing connection.
Recommendation: Keep the callback-scoped approach for opt-in analytics on existing MySQL connections: pinning and explicit restoration match Hypervel's pooled-session model. Consider a dedicated analytical pool only where analytics volume justifies separate capacity. Validate workload commands and failure recovery against a live Vitess server before relying on them in production.
Files changed (46) +879 / -115
Enhancement (3) +131 / -0
Container.phpExpose scope inspection on the container contract+5/-0
Expose scope inspection on the container contract
• Adds isScoped() so consumers can determine a binding's lifetime through the contract.
• Adds Vitess detection and an analytical callback that pins its session, switches both endpoints, and restores OLTP. Nested scopes share the workload; reconnects reapply it, and uncertain sessions are excluded from reuse.
Collection.phpSupport morph aliases in collection loading+15/-11
Support morph aliases in collection loading
• Falls back to mapped morph aliases for deferred relation and count loading while preserving class-key precedence. Corrects aggregate callback and per-type relation annotations.
Model.phpSupport morph aliases in model loading+21/-21
Support morph aliases in model loading
• Accepts mapped aliases for deferred morph relations and aggregates, with explicit class keys taking precedence. Updates eager-load and aggregate parameter annotations to match supported callbacks.
Kernel.phpKeep discovered commands local to each kernel+15/-8
Keep discovered commands local to each kernel
• Stores discovered and closure commands on their defining kernel rather than global startup callbacks. Late closure commands reach the existing console and survive console rebuilding.
• Escapes backslashes and brackets in encoded user text so it cannot break out of a template's link label. Adjusts render-time unescaping while retaining existing parsing behavior.
ChannelManager.phpCreate a notification sender for each send+24/-14
Create a notification sender for each send
• Centralizes sender creation for send() and sendNow(), passing the effective locale and consuming only the current execution's override. Separate senders prevent concurrent sends from changing one another's locale.
Facade.phpAvoid caching scoped services across coroutines+11/-9
Avoid caching scoped services across coroutines
• Resolves scoped bindings through the container on each access while retaining caching for ordinary bindings and the existing explicit facade instance path.
• Tests workload switching, nesting, both endpoints, pinning, reconnect recovery, and non-Vitess behavior with PDO doubles. Also checks that partial setup and failed restoration prevent session reuse.
database.mdDocument analytical queries and job routing isolation+28/-0
Document analytical queries and job routing isolation
• Explains the Vitess OLAP API, pinning, endpoint switching, and reconnection behavior. Clarifies that queue jobs have independent database routing state.
1. Secured mail collapses double backslashes in text✓ Resolved
Description
In secured-encoding mode, render() now runs `strtr($contents, ['\\\\' => '\\', '\\[' => '[', '\\]'
=> ']'])` on the final HTML. By then CommonMark has already removed the escaping that the echo
encoder added, so this second pass strips characters a second time. A user value or a literal
template string containing \\ in ordinary paragraph text is escaped to \\\\, CommonMark turns
that back into \\, and the post-pass reduces it to \. Any backslash sequence or \] that a
template author wrote and CommonMark left in place, including text in code blocks, is also rewritten
in every secured-encoding mail. Before this change that text was left alone.
The echo encoder at lines 79-87 escapes \\, [ and ] before the view's components parse the
slot through CommonMark, which removes backslash escapes in normal text. The new post-render strtr
at lines 104-106 then removes \\\\, \\[ and \\] sequences across the whole rendered HTML,
which unescapes everything a second time. The new test expects Taylor\\](...) to render as
Taylor](...), so the user's backslash is lost.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
In secured-encoding mode, Markdown::render escapes user values (`\` → `\\`, `[` → `\[`, `]` → `\]`), CommonMark removes those escapes, and then a global `strtr` over the final HTML removes them a second time. As a result, consecutive backslashes and `\]` or `\[` sequences in user text or static templates are corrupted.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/mail/src/Markdown.php[104-106]
## Recommended Fix
Restrict the post-render unescape to sequences that CommonMark did not process, or use a unique placeholder token for the escaped characters that cannot appear naturally and replace only that token. Add tests showing that `a\\b` in a user name survives unchanged.
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2. Morph alias keys can override class-name keys 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
resolveMorphTypes() maps morph aliases and explicit class-name keys to the same $resolved key,
then lets the later array entry overwrite the earlier one. When a morphWith(), morphWithCount()
or constrain() array contains both Post::class and 'post', an alias listed last replaces the
explicit class entry, unlike loadMorph(), which checks the class key first.
The assignment $resolved[static::getMorphedModel($type) ?? $type] = $value; gives 'post' and
Post::class the same result key, making their value depend on input order. Eager loading then
reads that single entry by class name, while Model::loadMorph and Collection::loadMorph use
$relations[get_class($model)] ?? $relations[$model->getMorphClass()] to prefer the explicit class
entry.
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## Issue description
When a `morphWith()`, `morphWithCount()` or `constrain()` array contains both a class key and its alias, `resolveMorphTypes()` lets whichever appears last win. Make the explicit class key take precedence regardless of input order, as it does in `loadMorph()`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/database/src/Eloquent/Relations/MorphTo.php[377-386]
## Recommended Fix
Copy explicit class-name keys into the result first, then add alias-resolved keys only when the corresponding class key is not already set, such as with `$resolved[$class] ??= $value` when `getMorphedModel()` returns a class. Preserve behavior for keys that do not collide, and add regression tests for both key orders across eager loads, counts and constraints.
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Review comments at @src/contracts/src/Container/Container.php:
- Line 82: Update the porting guide to state that custom container
implementations must add the isScoped() method to satisfy the Container
contract, and link the requirement to the contract documentation.
Review comments at @src/docs/notifications.md:
- Line 1734: Update the provider guidance around Notification::locale in the
notifications documentation and matching README guidance to clarify that
register or boot establishes a worker default only during initial application
boot; if the provider is registered after boot, the locale applies only to the
next send or sendNow call in the current execution.
Review comments at @src/foundation/src/Console/Kernel.php:
- Line 562: Resolve the commands registered through `Kernel::command()` before
constructing `ConsoleApplication`, so `ConsoleApplication::starting()` callbacks
can retrieve them during construction. Update the command-resolution flow around
`resolveCommands()` while keeping registrations scoped to the kernel, and add a
regression test where a startup callback retrieves a command registered
beforehand.
Review comments at @src/mail/src/Markdown.php:
- Line 105: Update the rendering flow around the strtr call to reverse escaping
only on individual encoded user values, not the complete HTML; preserve both
backslashes in rendered inline code spans.
Review comments at @src/support/src/Facades/Facade.php:
- Line 243: Update the caching decision in Facade so a transient binding does
not cause a scoped concrete service to be cached worker-wide; preserve the
concrete service’s coroutine-scoped lifetime when resolving through an alias or
transient binding.
Review comments at @src/support/src/Testing/Fakes/NotificationFake.php:
- Around line 283-284: Update the locale override handling in the method
containing `$this->locale` so it stores and consumes the override per coroutine
rather than using shared instance state. Ensure one coroutine’s send cannot
clear another coroutine’s locale, matching the real manager’s behavior.
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Keep the model selected by global scopes when hydrating cursor rows and plucking values, and keep relationship creation aligned with query-time casts without mutating the original relationship.
Reuse one cursor hydration prototype as introduced by Laravel #62001 (43a4488e5fe6e53e1d5619a8a4425b726bd4c853), creating it after scopes so their casts survive. This completes the cast isolation behavior introduced by Laravel #61883.
Prepare cursor bindings and results through one scoped builder. Retain the cursor conditions on the caller as well, preserve callback ownership, and inspect aliases through the underlying grammar without running scopes again. Group explicit OR branches so they cannot return rows before the page boundary, including union members.
Verified scoped casts, retained query behavior, scope counts, binary pivot ordering and forward/backward pagination. Database and affected framework tests pass, with binary/cursor integration checked on SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL. Formatting and full static analysis pass.
A transient binding or factory can return a scoped service even though the accessor itself is not scoped. Caching that result in a facade retained one coroutine's object across later requests.
Add scoped-instance inspection to the container contract and check actual resolved identity before keeping a facade result. Remember positive accessor decisions so subsequent calls avoid scanning the scoped store. Explicit swaps still take precedence, and clearing facade instances also clears the lifetime decisions.
Read the current scoped store rather than recording object publications, so replicated context values are handled correctly. Regenerate the App facade annotation for the added container operation.
Verified direct and delegated bindings, scoped attributes, replicated contexts, ordinary facade caching and cache resets. Affected framework, Testbench and package-consumer checks pass, along with formatting and full static analysis.
Keep a notification fake's one-send locale in coroutine-local storage, matching the notification manager. A concurrent send must not consume an override selected by another coroutine.
Preserve the public nullable locale property through property hooks. Key overrides by weak object identity so replacement fakes cannot inherit stale object-ID entries. Clone the small map on writes so copied child contexts inherit the locale and then consume it independently of their parent.
The regression exercises both fresh and copied child contexts, overlapping sends and the return to the default after one send. Notification-fake and affected framework tests pass, with formatting and full static analysis.
The global reversal of Markdown escapes removed user backslashes and changed literal code examples. Encode secured punctuation as character references instead, then restore forms left in code and raw HTML after parsing. Keep angle brackets escaped and preserve CommonMark's normalized URL destinations.
Use the same encoding tables for rendering and encoded parsing. Remove the obsolete reversal from non-secured rendering, and convert scalar interpolations to strings so numeric values do not throw under strict typing.
Retain the link-injection protection from Laravel #61755 while correcting expectations that previously asserted dropped backslashes. The coroutine-isolation probe now checks whether an encoder is active without depending on its representation.
Verified actual mail renders containing UNC paths, code examples, ordinary entity literals, CSS text, normalized URLs, numeric values and nested panel/subcopy content. Existing table, link safety, parser and custom-extension cases pass, along with affected framework tests, formatting and full static analysis.
Explain that facade caching excludes bindings and factories that return an existing scoped service, and that custom containers must implement Hypervel's complete contract. List the added scoped-instance operation alongside the existing contract differences.
Clarify that notification defaults are configured during initial application boot. Calls from providers registered after boot are execution-local, and locale overrides then apply to one send. The porting guide distinguishes that persistent boot default from Laravel's first-send consumption and links to the notification documentation.
Checked the wording against container resolution and notification-manager behavior. No runtime behavior changes in this commit.
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Major · Qualify the advice to disable facade caching. · porting-from-laravel.md:437
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Qualify the advice to disable facade caching.
If the backing service is a singleton or auto-singleton, disabling the facade cache still returns the same worker-shared instance. A porter who uses this alternative for user or tenant state can therefore retain that state across coroutines. State that this alternative gives fresh instances only when the container binding is transient; otherwise, use scoped() or move the state into coroutine context.
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Review comment at @src/docs/porting-from-laravel.md at line 437:
Update the facade caching guidance in the porting documentation to clarify that
disabling the facade cache provides fresh instances only when the backing
container binding is transient. For singleton or auto-singleton bindings, direct
users to use scoped() or store request-specific state in coroutine context.
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Review comments at @src/database/src/Concerns/BuildsQueries.php:
- Line 583: Update the cursor source resolution in BuildsQueries so aliases
selected by global scopes, such as id + 1 as id, are resolved from the scoped
page builder and use the computed source for next-page comparisons. Before
passing a non-column alias source to addCursorComparisons, wrap it as an
Expression so the query grammar treats it as SQL rather than an identifier.
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- Line 437: Update the facade caching guidance in the porting documentation to
clarify that disabling the facade cache provides fresh instances only when the
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Resolve cursor aliases against the scoped execution projection and classify
expressions from their declared selection type. Arithmetic aliases no longer
become quoted column names, while identifiers containing parentheses remain
identifiers. Preserve the existing alias lookup override and accept the lone
expression arguments advertised by find() and cursorPaginate().
Keep ID iteration ordered by its paging column, including when a global scope
replaces the order. Restore the complete operation ordering and its bindings
together, preserving bounded union members and driver-owned row selection.
Require an outer order for query-builder union paging and supply the model key
for Eloquent unions that have none.
Reject limited or offset ID iteration when another leading order would select
different rows. Compare names through the existing driver resolution rules,
preserve empty and unbounded calls, and direct ranked selections to fromSub().
Remove redundant trailing orders and bindings from ordinary executed ID pages
so MySQL uses its primary-key range without a filesort. Keep analytical clauses
inside isolated results and construct plain outer paging orders. Preserve the
direct grouped-query path for raw selections that are plain column references.
Validated with database unit tests, cursor and binary-paging integration tests
on SQLite, PostgreSQL and MySQL, full static analysis, and native MySQL EXPLAIN
on the SQL generated by the builder. Regression tests cover caller and scope
orders, union selection, aliases, bound ordering and limited-call behavior.
Remove the explicit reorder before unbounded mutation batches and its stale
comment. ID iteration now owns its paging order and strips unnecessary sorts
when executing the page, so the cache coordinator no longer needs to do this
itself. Limited selections still capture their complete ranked set first.
Validated the coordinator tests and the Sanctum and Passport cache suites,
including multi-batch writes, ranked selections and transactional failures.
Explain that ID iterators follow their paging column even when callers stop
early, and show how to select a ranked subset with fromSub before iterating it.
Record the conflicting limited-call restriction and the outer ordering needed
for query-builder union paging in the query guide, package differences and
Laravel porting guidance.
Clarify that cursor queries must declare their complete unique order and select
each ordered expression separately with an explicit alias. Scope-added order
keys, implicit aliases and multi-column raw selections do not establish a
supported cursor order.
Correct the facade lifetime guidance: disabling its cache resolves on every
call but does not turn singleton or auto-singleton bindings into fresh objects.
The guidance now distinguishes repeated resolution from object lifetime.
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Fix scoped state and add Vitess analytical queries
Fix scoped state and query paging, and add Vitess analytical queries
Oct 31, 2026
The facade lifetime guidance is corrected. Disabling facade caching resolves the service on each call; fresh instances come from bind() bindings and Transient classes. Singleton and auto-singleton services still return the same instance. The guide recommends scoped() for request or job state.
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A global scope that replaces an ID iterator's order could bypass the
limited-selection guard. Restoring the ID order then selected a different
set of rows. Carry the caller's limit or offset through the existing order
metadata and validate replacement orders before restoring paging state.
Appended scope orders remain valid, and lazy queries still apply scopes
when consumed rather than when the collection is constructed.
Resolve an Eloquent union's implicit order through the selected output of
its qualified model key. This handles selected aliases and source aliases
without matching a joined table's ID first. Reuse qualifyColumn and the
existing output lookup; retain the ordinary non-union default unchanged.
Clarify that raw union paging requires an order after the union.
Extend the existing cursor integration coverage for bounded scope
replacement, lazy scope timing, selected aliases and joined keys. Database
unit tests, cursor and binary integration checks on SQLite, PostgreSQL and
MySQL, formatting and source/type analysis pass. The final qualification
change also passes the complete cursor test file on all three databases.
Document that the limit and offset guard also applies when a global scope
replaces ordering with reorder. Such calls must select their ranked subset
with fromSub before iterating by ID, rather than silently selecting another
set of rows.
Distinguish appended scope orders: orderBy stays behind the paging key and
does not change which IDs a limited iteration selects. Keep the query
guide, database differences and Laravel porting guidance consistent with
the implemented behavior and regression coverage.
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A limited ID iteration over a union could reject a global scope that
reordered by the correct selected key alias. The saved union order contains
an output name, but the limited-selection guard expects the original
source column. Treating that alias as a source incorrectly qualified it
against the member table.
Retain the original source in the existing paging-order marker and pass it
to the guard when restoring scope ordering. Other marker consumers only
check its presence, so this needs no additional metadata or reverse alias
lookup. Ordinary queries retain the same source and behavior.
Add regression coverage for matching ascending and descending union aliases
and rejection of the opposite direction, exercising both chunked and lazy
iteration. The complete cursor integration file passes on SQLite,
PostgreSQL and MySQL. Query-builder pagination tests, targeted formatting,
static analysis and diff checks also pass.
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withCasts()on a cloned Eloquent builder no longer changes the original builder's model.Notification::locale()to the next send, including when earlier notifications have already been sent. Create a sender for each call so concurrent sends remain independent. Provider-configured defaults remain available to later sends, and notification fakes consume overrides the same way.MySqlConnection::isVitess()andolap(). Analytical callbacks configure both read and write endpoints, share nested scopes and restore OLTP afterward. The session stays pinned across external waits. Reconnects preserve the workload and read routing, while partial setup or failed restoration prevents pool reuse. Ordinary queries gain no additional hooks.Additional Hypervel Fixes
orWherebranches so rows before the cursor cannot reappear on later pages, including union queries.asaliases. Accept a lone expression in the query builder'sfind()andcursorPaginate()columns argument.fromSub()first. Document that early stops also follow ID order.Affected tests, formatting and full source, type-fixture and skeleton analysis pass. Testbench and package-consumer checks passed for the affected framework changes. OLAP lifecycle tests use PDO doubles; this change has not been tested against a live Vitess server.
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Fix scoped state and query paging, and add Vitess OLAP workload support
The PR fixes coroutine-scoped state leaks and reworks ID-based and cursor pagination, plus adds analytical query support for Vitess connections.
olap()toMySqlConnection: on a Vitess/PlanetScale connection (detected byisVitess()), the callback runs in a pinned session withSET workload='OLAP', restored to OLTP afterward.reconnect()reapplies the workload after a lost connection and installs lazy recovery callbacks on failure. See MySqlConnection.php.Facade::resolveFacadeInstanceno longer caches scoped bindings or scoped instances at worker level;ContainergainsisScoped()andisScopedInstance(), sobind()services cached for the worker lifetime stay correct while scoped services resolve per coroutine. See Facade.php and Container.php.ChannelManagerbuilds senders viaresolveNotificationSender()which consumes the next-send locale override, andNotificationFake::localestores its value in coroutine context. See ChannelManager.php.chunkById/lazyByIdprioritize the paging column, limited/offset iteration with a conflicting leading order throwsInvalidArgumentException, unions requireorderByafter the union, existing OR conditions are grouped before keyset boundaries, and cursor pagination resolves selected expressions with explicit aliases. Eloquent'scursor(),pluck(),applyScopes(), andmergeCasts()now use scoped queries and cloned models so query-level and global-scope casts apply during hydration.constrain,morphWith,morphWithCount,loadMorph, andloadMorphCount;MorphToresolves aliases to model class names before merging. Secured Markdown rendering encodes and restores backslashes, brackets, and angle brackets via shared maps.ensureLimitedIterationOrdersByIdin Builder.php); unioncursorPaginate/chunk/lazywithout a post-unionorderByalso throw;Kernelcommand registration now scopes closure commands to the registering kernel, and custom containers must implement the full HypervelContainercontract.Macroscope summarized d9ecff3.
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