Sync Sanctum, Socialite, Horizon and Reverb updates and port Sentinel - #639
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laravel/sanctum PR 576 converted FrontendRequestsAreStatefulTest to data-provider attributes. Hypervel's copy had lost three of upstream's cases in an early port, without a recorded reason. Its list-shaped sanctum.middleware override also replaced the keyed config entirely, which silently left Sanctum's AuthenticateSession middleware out of the pipeline. The test now uses upstream's environment, routes and cases, including PR 585's session assertion. Upstream's null data-provider case passes a null guard to Sanctum::actingAs(), which forwards it to AuthManager::guard() to select the default guard. Hypervel's string type rejected it, so the parameter is nullable again, as it is upstream. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test file, the Sanctum suite, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/sanctum PRs 581 and 582 let AuthenticateSession accept a null password hash, so users without a password, such as social-login accounts, are not logged out on every request. Hypervel already accepted the null hash, but nothing tested it. A regression test now confirms that such a user's matching session hash is kept and the request continues. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test file, the Sanctum suite and formatting pass.
laravel/sanctum PR 583 added a setting that turns off last_used_at updates during token authentication. Hypervel already had the setting and end-to-end guard tests for both states. Those two tests now use upstream's names, so later syncs can match them. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test file and formatting pass.
laravel/sanctum PR 586 moved constructor properties into promoted parameters and kept their descriptions as @PARAM tags. Hypervel's classes already promote typed properties, but SanctumGuard had lost the note that its expiration is a number of minutes, which the type alone does not say. That description is back as a @PARAM tag. MissingAbilityException keeps its explicit array property, because promoting the array|string constructor parameter would widen the type abilities() returns. Its constructor title now says "missing ability exception" instead of upstream's "missing scope exception". Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/sanctum PR 597 imports the middleware classes in config/sanctum.php, matching the application skeleton's format. Hypervel's config now does the same. The same config still built its default stateful domains from an older upstream form that took only APP_URL's host. An application served from http://localhost:8000 therefore never matched its own origin, so a same-origin SPA was not treated as stateful. The default now uses upstream's Sanctum::currentApplicationUrlWithPort(), with upstream's commented currentRequestHost() alternative. SanctumConfigTest moves to the Testbench base because the config now reads app.url, and it gains a regression test for the port. The middleware comment now says that omitting the session authentication entry disables it. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test file, the Sanctum suite, formatting and PHPStan pass. The new test fails without the config fix.
laravel/sanctum commit 56d32449db made PersonalAccessToken::can() compare abilities strictly and added a test for it. Hypervel already compared strictly and had its own test for the same coercion cases. That test is now upstream's testCanUsesStrictComparisonForAbilities, at upstream's position, and checks the 'foo', '1' and '*' cases together. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test file and formatting pass.
laravel/sanctum PR 618 moved upstream's tests from Mockery to Double. Hypervel keeps Mockery, but the ability middleware tests now follow the same structure: a real request with a user resolver, contract doubles and exact expectations. That structure showed that CheckAbilities and CheckForAnyAbility still carried an older adaptation. They injected the auth factory and read the default guard's user instead of $request->user(), so they ignored the request's user resolver. They also checked method_exists() before calling the token methods, which turned a user model without HasApiTokens into a 401 instead of an error. Both now follow upstream: they read $request->user() and call currentAccessToken() and tokenCan() directly. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: the changed test files, the Sanctum suite, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/socialite PR 755 updated GoogleProviderIdTokenTest for PHP 8.5. Hypervel's copy already used data-provider attributes without setAccessible(), but it lacked two of upstream's cases: a token whose signature fails verification, and a token without a key ID. Both are now ported onto Hypervel's real RSA key fixtures, raising the JWT library's own exceptions. testItUsesJwtVerificationForIdTokens checks that a bad signature fails after the one forced key-set refresh. testItHandlesInvalidJwtTokens takes upstream's name and position, and its data provider covers the invalid issuer, invalid audience and missing key ID. Hypervel's two separate issuer and audience tests are folded into it, keeping their named-exception assertions. Upstream's mapping test also asserted the raw id and verified_email aliases, which Laravel adds for backwards compatibility and marks as deprecated. Hypervel does not add them, so the test has a REMOVED note in their place, and GoogleProvider notes the omission where upstream adds them. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the changed test file, the Socialite suite, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/socialite PR 770 compares the OAuth state with hash_equals() so the comparison runs in constant time. Hypervel already did, but it cast the request's state to a string first. A callback with state[]=... in its query therefore raised an "Array to string conversion" error, a 500 that bypassed InvalidStateException handling. A non-string state is now treated as invalid, as getCode() already does for the authorization code, and testExceptionIsThrownIfStateIsNotAString covers it. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the changed test file, the Socialite suite, formatting and PHPStan pass. The new test fails without the fix.
laravel/socialite PR 776 added User::fake() with three tests. Hypervel already had the method, but tested it in one combined test. That test is replaced by upstream's three at upstream's positions. They also cover every default getter, array access and custom attributes, and Hypervel's access-token response body assertions are kept. Upstream's OAuth 1 fake-user tests have a REMOVED note, since Hypervel does not support OAuth 1. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the changed test file and formatting pass.
laravel/socialite PR 785 fixed an undefined array key error when a LinkedIn profile picture has no StillImage data. Hypervel already had the fix. Upstream's testItCanMapAUserWhenTheStillImageKeyIsMissing now covers it through the public user() flow. Hypervel's reflection test stays as separate coverage of image selection, and the existing email test takes upstream's name. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the changed test file and formatting pass.
laravel/socialite PR 789 fixed a security gap: Facebook Limited Login OIDC tokens were accepted without checking their nonce, which ties a token to the login that requested it and stops it being replayed. Hypervel was missing the fix. userFromToken() now accepts the expected nonce, withNonce() sets it, and a nonce passed through with(['nonce' => ...]) is used as the fallback. A token whose nonce is missing or does not match, or a check without any expected nonce, raises Hypervel's existing InvalidNonceException. Upstream keeps the expected nonce on the provider instance. Hypervel caches providers for the worker lifetime, so the nonce lives in the provider's coroutine context instead, where concurrent requests cannot overwrite or read each other's value. Upstream's FacebookProviderOIDCTokenTest is ported onto Hypervel's RSA key fixtures, since its HS256 key stub targets the removed getPublicKeyOfOIDCToken() method. Hypervel's existing OIDC token tests move there from FacebookProviderTest and now pass nonces. A new test runs two verifications at once on one provider and checks that each keeps its own nonce; it fails against a shared-property version. The Limited Login documentation now shows passing the nonce, as upstream's does. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62; laravel/docs 13.x at 2bb1a3edca. Validation: the changed test files, the Socialite suite, facade docblocks, formatting and PHPStan pass. The nonce tests fail without the fix.
laravel/socialite PR 793 fixed static analysis issues. Hypervel's native return types already cover its docblock fixes, and its OAuth 1 changes do not apply. The Bitbucket and GitHub email lookups no longer name the exception they ignore, as upstream's do. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: formatting and PHPStan pass.
Upstream's Composer metadata registers a Socialite alias for its facade, so applications can use the facade without importing it. Hypervel's package discovery entry listed only the service provider. The package and root Composer metadata now register Socialite as an alias for Hypervel\Socialite\Socialite. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the package metadata and package manifest tests pass.
Socialite's README did not record several deliberate differences that developers and later syncs need to know about. It now covers: - the X driver's services.x configuration key; - the facade class; - per-request provider state kept in coroutine context, and the getters custom providers use to read it; - buildOAuth2Provider() in place of buildProvider(); - the named exceptions for invalid ID-token issuers, audiences and nonces; - the omitted deprecated Google raw-data aliases. The porting guide gains a Socialite section. Custom providers ported from Laravel that read $parameters, $scopes or $clientId directly get the defaults shared by every request, so they silently ignore with(), scopes() and setConfig() calls. The section points them to the getters and buildOAuth2Provider(), and lists Google's replacement raw-data keys. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62.
laravel/horizon PR 1672 copied the framework repository's ignore list into Horizon's .gitignore. Hypervel's Horizon package lives inside the components monorepo, where it never gets its own vendor directory, Composer lock, PHPUnit config or cache, or a /laravel directory. Its .gitignore now keeps only /node_modules, as Telescope's does. Editor entries like upstream's belong in the repository's root ignore file. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a.
laravel/horizon PR 1684 handles Redis answering a pipelined HMGET with false while Redis is still starting, for example when the application and Redis start together. Hypervel's RedisMasterSupervisorRepository::get() read the name from that false value, and the framework's error handler turned the resulting warning into an ErrorException. Non-array records are now skipped, as records without a name already are, with a regression test. The supervisor repository already filters them. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the new test file, the Horizon suites, formatting and PHPStan pass. The new test fails without the fix.
laravel/horizon PR 1714 added batch searching. Hypervel already had it, but its search watcher deliberately leaves out upstream's `if (!oldVal) return;` guard, which ignores the first character typed into an empty search box. The failed jobs search has no such guard. A comment now records why, so later ports do not add the guard back. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a.
laravel/horizon PR 1721 shows a delayed badge for jobs waiting on a retry backoff. Hypervel already had the runtime, contract, event, listener and view changes. Upstream's testItStoresDelayWhenJobIsReleased and testItClearsDelayWhenJobIsMigrated now cover the repository side. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the changed test file passes against Redis, and formatting passes.
laravel/horizon PR 1753 added an .npmrc that disables dependency install scripts and sets a minimum release age. Hypervel's Horizon .npmrc already had the release-age policy, kept at Hypervel's seven days rather than upstream's three. It now also sets ignore-scripts=true, as Workbench's does. The asset rebuild works with scripts disabled. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: npm install and the production asset build succeed.
laravel/horizon PR 1760 added first-class Redis Cluster support. Hypervel already ports it on its own Redis topology model: Horizon::use() hash-tags the prefix for a Cluster-enabled named connection, repository pipelines are Cluster-aware, and the prefix and pipeline tests exist. Upstream's tests for top-level database.redis.clusters entries do not apply, because Hypervel configures Cluster within the named connection. A REMOVED note now marks where they would sit. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a.
laravel/horizon PR 1791 made the dashboard's "Max Runtime" and "Max Throughput" cards compare each queue's latest snapshot instead of picking an arbitrary queue. Hypervel already read the right snapshot range. Upstream's testQueueWithMaximumRuntimeAndThroughputComparesLatestSnapshot replaces Hypervel's two narrower tests. The test uses the metrics repository's connection() method, which upstream has always made public. Hypervel's initial port had made it protected without a recorded reason, so it is public again. laravel/horizon PR 1768 guarded against a null HMGET response when building snapshots. That guard does not apply: PhpRedis returns false fields for a missing hash, never null, which RedisMetricsRepositoryTest covers, and Predis is not supported. A REMOVED note marks upstream's test. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the changed test file passes against Redis, and formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/horizon PR 1810 fixed RedisQueue::later() so the delay reaches the job payload. Hypervel already had the fix, but tested it with one assertion inside the pending delayed jobs test. Upstream's separate testPendingDelayedJobsAreStoredWithTheirDelay now covers it, using upstream's 60-second delay. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the changed test file passes against Redis, and formatting passes.
laravel/horizon PR 1811 escapes the CSP nonce before writing it into the dashboard's style and script tags. Hypervel wrote the nonce unescaped, so a nonce containing a quote could close the attribute and inject markup into the page. cspNonce() now escapes the value with htmlspecialchars(), and upstream's testCspNonceValueIsEscapedWhenRendered covers it. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the changed test file, the Horizon suites, formatting and PHPStan pass. The new test fails without the fix.
laravel/horizon PR 1815 lets a supervisor pass the queue worker's --json option on to its workers, so they can write structured JSON output. SupervisorOptions gains a json option, included in toArray(). The worker command string adds --json, and horizon:supervisor accepts the option. Upstream's testJsonOptionIsPassedToWorkers is ported, and the Other Worker Options documentation lists json. laravel/horizon PR 1818 adds a log auto-scaling strategy. It weights each queue by the logarithm of its size, so one very large queue cannot take every worker from smaller ones. AutoScaler gains the strategy, SupervisorOptions gains autoScaleLogarithmically(), and the supervisor command's option description and the documentation list it. Upstream's three tests are ported, along with the PR's change to the test FakePool, which now clamps its process count at zero as ProcessPool::scale() does. SupervisorOptions' Hypervel-only concurrency parameter sat after minProcesses, shifting every later constructor argument. Positional calls written against upstream's signature therefore set the wrong options. The parameter now comes after all of upstream's parameters, including the new json option, and horizon:supervisor passes its arguments in that order. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a; laravel/docs 13.x at 2bb1a3edca. Validation: the changed test files pass against Redis, along with the Horizon suites, formatting and PHPStan.
laravel/horizon PR 1819 fixes the dashboard's "Delayed Until" time for jobs delayed with a DateInterval or CarbonInterval, which showed the same time as "Pushed". Both recent-job views now take upstream's interval handling. laravel/horizon PRs 1814, 1822 and 1823 update the dashboard's frontend packages. Hypervel now requires sass ^1.105.0, the newest release within upstream's ^1.104.0, moment ^2.31.0 and axios ^1.20.0. The lock file follows the new sass release's dependencies: immutable 5.1.9, chokidar 5, and the optional @parcel/watcher. The dist assets are rebuilt with npm 11 for both changes. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: npm install and the production asset build succeed.
Horizon's README did not record three deliberate differences that developers and later syncs need to know about: - horizon:listen runs on Hypervel's file watcher instead of a Node.js chokidar process, so it needs no Node. A nonempty horizon.watch list replaces the watcher configuration's watch list, and --poll selects the scanning driver. - Supervisors accept a concurrency option that runs several jobs at once in each worker process. - Redis Cluster is configured on the named connection Horizon uses. Laravel's top-level database.redis.clusters entries are not read. The first two entries link to their documentation. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a.
laravel/sanctum is reviewed through 1aa53e0b955415571837971ee6ca0a9427c58a4f, up to PR 620, and laravel/socialite through fa0181ee6204ca28a55cd67145fadd631ac209cf, up to PR 793. Every upstream change in those ranges is either ported, already present, or does not apply to Hypervel. The Socialite and Horizon entries also gain notes for later syncs: Socialite's ID-token verification shares one JWKS concern and set of test fixtures, and Horizon's horizon:listen, metric clearing and asset rebuild map onto Hypervel-specific code and tooling.
Horizon and Telescope leave their dashboards open in the local environment. Laravel protects that with laravel/sentinel, whose middleware rejects local requests that a trusted proxy forwards on behalf of a public IP address and stops requests to ngrok and Expose hostnames until trusted proxies are configured. Hypervel had no equivalent, so the dashboard integrations had been left out. This adds hypervel/sentinel from laravel/sentinel 1.x at b8e15909d5 (through #17), with its tests. Adaptations: - The default driver is named hypervel and implemented by Drivers\Hypervel, following the framework-name rule. - SentinelServiceProvider is not ported. Its only job is a scoped SentinelManager binding, which in Hypervel gives one manager per coroutine and loses drivers registered with extend() during boot. The unbound manager is auto-singletoned instead, and a test checks that every coroutine shares it. - The isPrivateIp() fallback for old Symfony versions is dropped. - Upstream's DriverTest passes Request::create() arguments in the wrong order, so its forwarded-request case never set the forwarding headers. The tests build the requests correctly and set trusted proxies on the coroutine's request. Upstream defects fixed: - driverOrFallback() wrapped resolution in rescue(), so a registered driver that failed to build was silently replaced by the default driver, which allows every request outside the local environment. It also resolved the default eagerly on every call. It now falls back only for names with no registered creator, and registered drivers' failures propagate. - #6 let loopback requests skip the proxy check when .dockerenv exists in the base path. Its only effect is admitting public clients that a trusted loopback proxy forwards, such as a tunnel agent inside the container, which is the exposure Sentinel exists to block. It also can't match the Docker bridge setup it was meant for. The default driver drops the shortcut, and isRunningOnDockerLocally() is not ported; the README records the difference. New tests cover the default driver's environment, direct, forwarded and tunnel cases, plus the fallback and driver-failure behavior. Validated with php-cs-fixer, PHPStan, FacadeDocblocksTest and the Sentinel tests.
laravel/reverb PR 352 decodes a message's data when it is a JSON string and leaves other strings as sent. Hypervel decoded string data in a single pass but rejected anything that was not valid JSON, so clients such as Pysher, which send pings with empty string data, got a 4200 error instead of a pong. Server::message() now decodes JSON string data once and keeps other strings unchanged. Upstream added no tests; testDecodesJsonStringEventData and testKeepsEventDataThatIsNotJson cover both cases. Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c. Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb unit and integration suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/reverb PR 359 fixes a memory leak where gathering metrics over Redis left a pub/sub listener behind after a successful response. Hypervel's MetricsHandler already keys each pending metric and stops its listener in a finally block. Upstream's success-path test is ported as testRemovesTheListenerAfterMetricsAreGatheredSuccessfully. It answers from a child coroutine after a short delay, checks that the listener and pending state are removed, and joins the child even if an assertion fails. Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c. Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb suites and formatting pass.
laravel/reverb PR 371 adds per-application message rate limiting, configured through REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLED and REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE. Hypervel's port renamed them to REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_ENABLED and REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE_ON_LIMIT, so a Laravel application's existing settings were silently ignored. Ported config keeps upstream names, so the shipped config, the documentation and ConfigFileTest now use upstream's names. The rate limiter itself stays on Hypervel's RateLimiter package. Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c. Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb suites and formatting pass.
laravel/reverb PR 373 registers Reverb's Pusher bindings with singletonIf() and bindIf() so they don't overwrite bindings an application defines first. Hypervel already guarded both channel manager bindings, but bound PubSubIncomingMessageHandler unconditionally, so a handler registered before the server provider was replaced. It now uses singletonIf(), and testPreservesCustomPusherBindings covers all three bindings. Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c. Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb unit and integration suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/reverb PR 399 fixes user termination missing a socket that
subscribed to a public channel before a presence channel. Hypervel had
the same defect: ArrayChannelManager::channelConnections() kept the
first channel wrapper for each socket, here the anonymous public one,
so UserConnectionTerminator never matched the user's ID. The merge now
prefers a wrapper that carries a user ID, and the terminator reads
data('user_id') as upstream does. Upstream's two ChannelManagerTest
tests cover both subscription orders.
The same test file takes upstream's two findConnection() tests from
PR 379, which drops an O(N²) connections() merge from the pub/sub path.
Hypervel already merged in place and looked up excluded sockets with
findConnection(); upstream's tests replace the Hypervel test that
covered both outcomes.
Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c.
Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb unit and integration
suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
laravel/reverb PR 389 carries the originating socket ID through pub/sub
so toOthers() works across servers. Hypervel already does this,
including its fan-out to sibling workers. The two Hypervel publishing
tests now take upstream's names. Upstream's batch test for a local
subscriber is ported as
testDoesNotFailWhenIgnoringALocalSubscriberInABatchEvent, which also
asserts that the excluded subscriber receives nothing.
The custom server path signature test from PR 368 regains upstream's
assertion that the response body is {}.
Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c.
Validation: the changed test files, the Reverb suites and formatting
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laravel/reverb PR 365 accepts client events in members mode from any subscribed member, including members of public channels. Hypervel keeps the Pusher protocol's rule that client events are only accepted on private and presence channels: anyone can subscribe to a public channel, so that membership doesn't authorize publishing and would let anonymous clients inject client events. Hypervel also keeps members as the default when an application record omits accept_client_events_from, where Laravel falls back to all. These choices are now recorded where later syncs will look: a comment in ClientEvent beside the channel check, a comment in ConfigApplicationProvider beside the default, a REMOVED note in ClientEventTest for upstream's public-channel forwarding test, and the README. The README also records that Reverb runs inside Hypervel's Swoole server, so there are no reverb:start or reverb:restart commands and no Reverb::registerDevCommands(). PR 355 registers reverb:restart with Laravel's reload command; Hypervel's reload already restarts the server's workers, and Reverb with them. The README now follows the standard package layout, with a documentation link. Upstream reference: laravel/reverb main at 74c8c4082c. Validation: the changed test file, the Reverb unit and integration suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
Rebuilding Horizon's dashboard assets installs its npm packages into src/horizon/node_modules, and one of them ships a PHP file. php-cs-fixer scanned it, so composer lint failed after a rebuild and composer lint:fix would rewrite a third-party file. The finder now excludes node_modules directories, as PHPStan's configuration already does. Validation: composer lint passes with Horizon's packages installed.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds Sentinel and integrates it with Horizon and Telescope. It also changes behavior and tests across Horizon, Socialite, Sanctum, and Reverb, with related package configuration and documentation updates. ChangesSentinel authorization
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Request->>SentinelMiddleware: pass request and driver name
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SentinelMiddleware->>Hypervel: authorize request
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SentinelMiddleware->>NextMiddleware: continue authorized request
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resolve worker over-allocation, preserve the Reverb rate-limit setting, and restore Sanctum’s authentication failures before merging. The display and other localized issues should also be corrected. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The dashboard and OAuth changes strengthen important controls. However, the renamed Reverb environment settings can disable previously enabled message throttling when an upgrade rebuilds configuration without migrating those settings. Existing published or cached configuration can preserve protection, so the risk depends on upgrade and rollback procedures. Retained concerns
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4. Upgraded reverb apps silently lose rate limiting 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
reverb.php reads REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLED and REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE without falling back to the previous Hypervel names. Deployments that still set REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_ENABLED or REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE_ON_LIMIT silently receive false, so the server neither throttles messages nor terminates connections at the limit.
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Reverb's rate-limit environment variables were renamed without fallbacks, so existing deployments using `REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_ENABLED` or `REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE_ON_LIMIT` silently receive `false` for both settings.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/reverb/config/reverb.php[150-155]
- src/docs/reverb.md[149-152]
- tests/Reverb/ConfigFileTest.php[20-26]
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Read each new variable first, falling back to its previous name when absent:
- `env('REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLED', env('REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_ENABLED', false))`
- `env('REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE', env('REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE_ON_LIMIT', false))`
Add configuration tests using the previous names. If fallbacks are not wanted, document the renames as breaking changes in the upgrade or porting notes instead.
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These are the names laravel/reverb introduced in PR 371, so Reverb settings from a Laravel app work as written. The other names were a Hypervel rename that never shipped in a release, so there's nothing to fall back for.
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5. Ability routes crash for non-token users 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
CheckAbilities and CheckForAnyAbility dropped their method-existence guards and call currentAccessToken() and tokenCan() directly on $request->user(). When the selected guard returns an authenticated model without HasApiTokens, such as a plain session-guard user, either middleware raises an undefined-method error (a 500) instead of the previous 401.
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## Issue description
Both ability middleware call Sanctum token methods on authenticated users that may not support them, causing an undefined-method error instead of a 401.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckAbilities.php[23-31]
- src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckForAnyAbility.php[23-30]
## Recommended Fix
In both middleware classes, guard the token-method calls with `if (! $user || ! Sanctum::supportsTokens($user) || ! $user->currentAccessToken()) { throw new AuthenticationException; }`. Test each middleware with an authenticated user that does not use Sanctum tokens.
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This matches Sanctum. CheckAbilities and CheckForAnyAbility are for routes authenticated by Sanctum, whose users implement HasApiTokens. Using them with a user model that lacks the trait is a setup mistake, and the undefined-method error points straight at it, where a 401 would make it look like a failed login.
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🟡 Minor · Guard Sanctum methods before calling them. · CheckForAnyAbility.php:23-30
src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckForAnyAbility.php:23-30
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winGuard Sanctum methods before calling them.
Authenticatecan pass an authenticatedAuthenticatablethat does not implement Sanctum methods. In this middleware,currentAccessToken()is called without a method check. A user with an access token but withouttokenCan()also reaches the unguarded call in the loop. Either case raises an uncaughtErrorinstead ofAuthenticationException, which can produce a 500 response. Restore both guards inCheckForAnyAbility;CheckAbilitiesis a separate call site.Suggested fix
- if (! $user || ! $user->currentAccessToken()) { + if ( + ! $user + || ! method_exists($user, 'currentAccessToken') + || ! method_exists($user, 'tokenCan') + || ! $user->currentAccessToken() + ) { throw new AuthenticationException; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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src/socialite/README.md (1)
9-15: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep the README differences concise and link to canonical documentation.
The
Differences From Laravelsection should retain brief public-contract differences, but it should not repeat the detailed custom-provider and Google guidance fromsrc/docs/porting-from-laravel.md.Suggested fix
-- Provider instances are cached for the worker lifetime, so each request's provider state lives in coroutine context: the request, `with()` parameters, scopes, PKCE and stateless flags, the redirect URL, and `setConfig()` overrides. Custom providers read this state through getters such as `getRequest()`, `getParameters()`, `getScopes()`, `getClientId()`, `getClientSecret()`, `getRedirectUrl()`, and `getConfig()` instead of Laravel's properties, and there are no `$request`, `$httpClient`, or `$user` properties. See [dynamic provider configuration](https://hypervel.org/docs/socialite#dynamic-provider-configuration). -- Custom OAuth 2.0 providers are built with `buildOAuth2Provider()` instead of `buildProvider()`. They may also use token-response parsers and the generic OpenID Connect base provider. See [custom providers](https://hypervel.org/docs/socialite#custom-providers). The OAuth 1-only `formatConfig()` method is not included. +- Provider instances are cached for the worker lifetime, so request-specific state lives in coroutine context. See [dynamic provider configuration](https://hypervel.org/docs/socialite#dynamic-provider-configuration). +- Custom OAuth 2.0 providers use Hypervel's provider API, including `buildOAuth2Provider()`. See [custom providers](https://hypervel.org/docs/socialite#custom-providers). The OAuth 1-only `formatConfig()` method is not included. ... -- Google users' raw data does not include Laravel's deprecated `id`, `verified_email`, and `link` aliases. Read `sub`, `email_verified`, and `profile` instead. +- Google raw data uses `sub`, `email_verified`, and `profile` instead of Laravel's deprecated aliases. See [porting from Laravel](https://hypervel.org/docs/porting-from-laravel#socialite).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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11-13: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep configuration guidance in the Horizon documentation.
Move the
horizon.watch,concurrency, and Redis Cluster configuration details tosrc/docs/horizon.md. Keep brief links in this README.AGENTS.mdrequires user documentation to live insrc/docs/and package READMEs to remain minimal without duplicating user documentation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @src/horizon/resources/js/screens/recentJobs/job-row.vue:
- Line 72: Update the object-valued delay branches in the recent-job views,
including the branch in the `job-row` component, to calculate the displayed time
using the queue-normalized `job.payload.delay` in seconds instead of mapping
interval fields. Preserve each view’s existing date formatting and relative-time
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Review comments at @src/horizon/src/AutoScaler.php:
- Around line 107-108: Update the AutoScaler allocation branch so
autoScaleLogarithmically() selects logarithmic allocation regardless of whether
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Review comments at @src/reverb/config/reverb.php:
- Around line 151-154: Update the enabled flag in the rate_limiting
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Review comments at @src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckAbilities.php:
- Around line 23-30: In CheckAbilities, guard the user’s Sanctum token methods
before invoking them: treat a missing currentAccessToken method or absent token
as an authentication failure, and treat a missing tokenCan method as a missing
ability. Preserve the existing exception types for these failure paths.
Review comments at @src/socialite/src/Two/FacebookProvider.php:
- Around line 281-284: Update getExpectedNonce() to return only a non-empty
string for the resolved context or parameter nonce, returning null for
non-string or empty values so invalid input reaches the existing nonce
validation path.
Review comments at @tests/Sanctum/SanctumConfigTest.php:
- Line 57: Update loadConfigWithEnvironmentValues to accept null values, unset
those keys from $_SERVER and $_ENV, remove them from the process environment,
and flush Env before loading configuration; pass null for
SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS in the default-domain test so it uses the fallback,
preserving the existing finally-based restoration.
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Review comments at @src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckForAnyAbility.php:
- Around line 23-30: In CheckForAnyAbility, guard Sanctum method calls by
checking that the user implements both currentAccessToken() and tokenCan()
before invoking either; throw AuthenticationException when the user or either
method is unavailable, while preserving the existing ability-check loop.
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Review comments at @src/horizon/README.md:
- Around line 11-13: Move the horizon.watch, concurrency, and Redis Cluster
configuration details from the README into src/docs/horizon.md, and replace them
in the README with brief links to the relevant documentation sections. Keep the
package README minimal and avoid duplicating user documentation.
Review comments at @src/socialite/README.md:
- Around line 9-15: Condense the detailed provider-state and custom-provider
guidance in the “Differences From Laravel” section to brief public-contract
summaries, retaining links to the existing dynamic-configuration and
custom-provider documentation. Shorten the Google raw-data note and link it to
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- The Sentinel dashboard protection has two bypasses:
src/sentinel/src/Drivers/Driver.phplets direct public requests reach local dashboards, andsrc/sentinel/src/Drivers/Hypervel.phplets tunnels with unsupported hostnames through. Close both paths before relying on these checks to protect Horizon or Telescope. src/socialite/src/Two/FacebookProvider.phpaccepts empty nonces, so a Facebook Limited Login token can pass validation without being bound to the expected nonce. Reject empty expected and token nonces.src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckForAnyAbility.phpandCheckAbilities.phpcan throwErrorfor authenticated session users without Sanctum token methods instead of returningAuthenticationException. Check for the required methods before calling them.src/horizon/src/SupervisorOptions.phpmovesconcurrencyin the constructor, so existing positional calls can silently setmemoryand leave concurrency at its default. Keepconcurrencyin its old position and appendjson.
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<file name="src/horizon/src/SupervisorOptions.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/horizon/src/SupervisorOptions.php:78">
P2: Moving `concurrency` to the final parameter breaks existing positional constructor calls: argument 11 now sets `memory`, leaving worker concurrency at its default. Keep it after `minProcesses` and append `json` instead.</violation>
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<file name="src/socialite/src/Two/FacebookProvider.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/socialite/src/Two/FacebookProvider.php:119">
P2: This check accepts an empty nonce because `hash_equals('', '')` succeeds. Reject empty expected and token nonces as the generic OIDC validator does, otherwise an unbound Facebook Limited Login token can pass validation when the caller supplies an empty nonce.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/socialite/src/Two/FacebookProvider.php:283">
P2: Validate the value from `with(['nonce' => ...])` before returning it as `?string`; a non-string nonce raises `TypeError` instead of reaching `InvalidNonceException`.</violation>
</file>
<file name="tests/Integration/Horizon/Feature/MetricsTest.php">
<violation number="1" location="tests/Integration/Horizon/Feature/MetricsTest.php:234">
P2: This test cannot detect the regression it is named for. Both queues' throughput and runtime series are strictly increasing, so any fixed ZRANGE read returns the same winners: reading the oldest snapshot (`zRange(..., 0, 0)`, the historical bug per the removed tests' comments) still yields 'fast' for throughput and 'slow' for runtime, and the assertions pass. Make the series cross so an earlier snapshot favors the other queue, and adjust the comment claiming the ZRANGE range matters here.</violation>
</file>
<file name="tests/Socialite/LinkedInProviderTest.php">
<violation number="1" location="tests/Socialite/LinkedInProviderTest.php:148">
P3: The custom error handler converts every severity — including E_DEPRECATED/E_USER_DEPRECATED — into ErrorException. Production Hypervel's HandleExceptions::handleError logs deprecations and throws only for other severities, so a deprecation raised anywhere in the user() flow would fail this test even though production would continue running. Restrict the handler to non-deprecation severities to match production semantics.</violation>
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<file name="src/sanctum/src/SanctumGuard.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/sanctum/src/SanctumGuard.php:51">
P3: This description implies that `0` allows tokens to remain valid for zero minutes, but the guard treats `0` as no age limit. Clarify that `null` or `0` disables expiration.</violation>
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<file name="src/sentinel/README.md">
<violation number="1" location="src/sentinel/README.md:7">
P2: The final sentence overstates which private-network requests are allowed: the driver rejects private-IP requests from untrusted proxies when they use a recognized tunnel hostname. Qualify this exception so operators do not expect those requests to pass.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Reverb/Protocols/Pusher/Managers/ChannelManagerTest.php:158">
P3: This assertion checks only the lookup result, so an implementation that flattens every channel still passes despite the test name. Add an observable assertion that the lookup avoids materializing channel connections.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckForAnyAbility.php:25">
P2: `Request::user()` can return an authenticated user without Sanctum's token methods, so this call throws `Error` instead of `AuthenticationException`; check for the token methods before invoking them.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/sentinel/src/Drivers/Hypervel.php:24">
P2: This local-environment path passes nullable `Request::ip()` into a strictly typed string parameter, so requests without `REMOTE_ADDR` fail with a `TypeError` instead of returning an authorization result. Make the IP handling nullable-safe before both private-IP checks, preserving the intended behavior for missing client addresses.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/sentinel/src/Drivers/Hypervel.php:26">
P1: A tunnel using any hostname outside these three suffixes bypasses this protection: its loopback `REMOTE_ADDR` is private, so this check is skipped and the reverse-proxy helper allows it. Reject unsupported tunnel hosts or otherwise fail closed for untrusted loopback-forwarded requests; otherwise a public tunnel can expose the local dashboards.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/sentinel/src/Drivers/Driver.php:46">
P0: Reject public client IPs regardless of `isFromTrustedProxy()`; direct public requests currently pass this check and can reach local Horizon or Telescope dashboards.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/sentinel/src/Drivers/Driver.php:59">
P2: `isPrivateIp()` rejects the nullable value returned by `Request::ip()`, so requests without `REMOTE_ADDR` fail with a `TypeError` instead of receiving an authorization decision. Accept null and treat it as non-private (or explicitly deny it).</violation>
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<file name="src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckAbilities.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/sanctum/src/Http/Middleware/CheckAbilities.php:25">
P2: A stateful user without `HasApiTokens` reaches this dereference because SanctumGuard still returns that session user, causing an `Error` instead of `AuthenticationException`. Check that `currentAccessToken` exists before calling it.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Sentinel/Feature/SentinelManagerTest.php:70">
P3: The comment and test name promise that custom drivers (extend()) registered during boot reach every request, but the test never registers one and only asserts the manager instance is identical across coroutines. A regression that stored customCreators per-coroutine while keeping the manager shared would pass this test. Resolve a driver registered via `extend()` inside the coroutine and assert on it, e.g. `$this->assertSame($manager->driverOrFallback('testing'), $resolvedDriver)` after `$manager->extend(...)`.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="tests/Sanctum/FrontendRequestsAreStatefulTest.php:167">
P2: This provider never exercises the Sanctum guard: passing `null` explicitly selects the configured default `web` guard, duplicating the `web` case. Use `'sanctum'` here so this test covers the intended Sanctum-guard path.</violation>
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<violation number="1" location="src/docs/reverb.md:149">
P2: Preserve the previous rate-limit environment names or document the breaking migration; existing deployments using either old name silently disable rate limiting or limit termination.</violation>
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P0: Reject public client IPs regardless of isFromTrustedProxy(); direct public requests currently pass this check and can reach local Horizon or Telescope dashboards.
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<comment>Reject public client IPs regardless of `isFromTrustedProxy()`; direct public requests currently pass this check and can reach local Horizon or Telescope dashboards.</comment>
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+ protected function authorizeAccessingViaReverseProxies(Request $request): bool
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+ if (! $this->isPrivateIp($request->ip()) && $request->isFromTrustedProxy()) {
+ return false;
+ }
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This matches Laravel's Sentinel. Sentinel only acts in the local environment, and its checks are narrow: it denies a public client that a trusted proxy forwarded, and it stops requests for ngrok and Expose hostnames that didn't come through a trusted proxy. It doesn't try to block every public address. A server in the local environment is trusted as a development machine, and denying public clients outright would also lock out developers working on a remote host. An internet-facing server shouldn't run in the local environment, and outside it the dashboard's normal authorization applies.
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P1: A tunnel using any hostname outside these three suffixes bypasses this protection: its loopback REMOTE_ADDR is private, so this check is skipped and the reverse-proxy helper allows it. Reject unsupported tunnel hosts or otherwise fail closed for untrusted loopback-forwarded requests; otherwise a public tunnel can expose the local dashboards.
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<comment>A tunnel using any hostname outside these three suffixes bypasses this protection: its loopback `REMOTE_ADDR` is private, so this check is skipped and the reverse-proxy helper allows it. Reject unsupported tunnel hosts or otherwise fail closed for untrusted loopback-forwarded requests; otherwise a public tunnel can expose the local dashboards.</comment>
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+ if ($this->isPrivateIp($request->ip())
+ && ! $request->isFromTrustedProxy()
+ && Str::endsWith($request->host(), ['.sharedwithexpose.com', '.ngrok-free.app', '.ngrok.io'])) {
+ throw new RuntimeException(
+ sprintf('Unable to access "%s /%s" using "local" environment, please change the environment or configure trusted proxies: https://hypervel.org/docs/requests#configuring-trusted-proxies', $request->method(), $request->path())
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This is the host list Laravel's Sentinel checks, and it's a convenience check rather than a guarantee: it catches the two tunnel services the docs cover when trusted proxies aren't configured. Treating every loopback request with an unrecognized host as a tunnel would also block ordinary setups, such as a local reverse proxy serving a custom domain, Codespaces, or a dev container's port forwarding. Sentinel trusts the local environment as Laravel does. Sharing a dashboard through a tunnel means configuring trusted proxies, as the docs explain.
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Correction to my reply above: configuring trusted proxies does not share a dashboard through a tunnel. It lets Sentinel see the tunnel visitors' public addresses, so it rejects them. As the Horizon and Telescope docs explain, sharing a dashboard through a tunnel means running the application in a non-local environment, where the dashboard's gate protects it. The rest of the reply stands.
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P2: Moving concurrency to the final parameter breaks existing positional constructor calls: argument 11 now sets memory, leaving worker concurrency at its default. Keep it after minProcesses and append json instead.
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+ public bool $json = false,
+ public int $concurrency = 1,
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$this->queue = $queue === null || $queue === ''
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This is intentional. concurrency is a Hypervel-only option, and placing it after minProcesses meant positional calls written against Horizon's constructor set the wrong options. In 0.4 every upstream parameter, including the new json, keeps its upstream position and concurrency comes after them, so code ported from Laravel lines up. Code that sets concurrency can pass it by name.
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P2: This check accepts an empty nonce because hash_equals('', '') succeeds. Reject empty expected and token nonces as the generic OIDC validator does, otherwise an unbound Facebook Limited Login token can pass validation when the caller supplies an empty nonce.
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<comment>This check accepts an empty nonce because `hash_equals('', '')` succeeds. Reject empty expected and token nonces as the generic OIDC validator does, otherwise an unbound Facebook Limited Login token can pass validation when the caller supplies an empty nonce.</comment>
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Agreed, fixed in ac5eba3. An empty expected nonce now raises InvalidNonceException, as a missing one does, with a regression test. An empty token nonce was already rejected whenever the expected nonce isn't empty, since hash_equals() fails.
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P2: This test cannot detect the regression it is named for. Both queues' throughput and runtime series are strictly increasing, so any fixed ZRANGE read returns the same winners: reading the oldest snapshot (zRange(..., 0, 0), the historical bug per the removed tests' comments) still yields 'fast' for throughput and 'slow' for runtime, and the assertions pass. Make the series cross so an earlier snapshot favors the other queue, and adjust the comment claiming the ZRANGE range matters here.
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<comment>This test cannot detect the regression it is named for. Both queues' throughput and runtime series are strictly increasing, so any fixed ZRANGE read returns the same winners: reading the oldest snapshot (`zRange(..., 0, 0)`, the historical bug per the removed tests' comments) still yields 'fast' for throughput and 'slow' for runtime, and the assertions pass. Make the series cross so an earlier snapshot favors the other queue, and adjust the comment claiming the ZRANGE range matters here.</comment>
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+ ] as $queue => $snapshots) {
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This is upstream's test unchanged, and it targets the bug laravel/horizon PR 1791 fixed: zrange(key, -1, 1) returns nothing once a queue has three snapshots, so every queue sorted as null and both cards fell back to the same queue. Because "fast" has to win throughput and "slow" runtime, any read that loses the values fails one of the assertions. Reading the oldest snapshot isn't something the code does, so crossing the series wouldn't cover a real path.
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P3: This description implies that 0 allows tokens to remain valid for zero minutes, but the guard treats 0 as no age limit. Clarify that null or 0 disables expiration.
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This keeps upstream's wording from laravel/sanctum PR 586. The config documents null as the way to turn the guard's expiration off. 0 behaving the same comes from the falsy check, and isn't something to advertise as a setting.
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P3: This assertion checks only the lookup result, so an implementation that flattens every channel still passes despite the test name. Add an observable assertion that the lookup avoids materializing channel connections.
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This is upstream's test from laravel/reverb PR 379, ported with its name. The name records why findConnection() exists. How it finds the connection isn't observable through the public API without instrumenting the channels, and the lookup result is what callers depend on.
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P3: The comment and test name promise that custom drivers (extend()) registered during boot reach every request, but the test never registers one and only asserts the manager instance is identical across coroutines. A regression that stored customCreators per-coroutine while keeping the manager shared would pass this test. Resolve a driver registered via extend() inside the coroutine and assert on it, e.g. $this->assertSame($manager->driverOrFallback('testing'), $resolvedDriver) after $manager->extend(...).
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<comment>The comment and test name promise that custom drivers (extend()) registered during boot reach every request, but the test never registers one and only asserts the manager instance is identical across coroutines. A regression that stored customCreators per-coroutine while keeping the manager shared would pass this test. Resolve a driver registered via `extend()` inside the coroutine and assert on it, e.g. `$this->assertSame($manager->driverOrFallback('testing'), $resolvedDriver)` after `$manager->extend(...)`.</comment>
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extend() stores the creator on the manager itself, so sharing the manager is what carries boot-time drivers into every request, and that's what this test checks. Moving the creators out per coroutine while keeping the manager shared would be a deliberate redesign rather than a likely regression, and testItDoesNotFallbackWhenARegisteredDriverFails already resolves an extend() driver through the shared manager.
Horizon's AutoScaler only divided workers by its strategy when the queues' combined time to clear was positive. That time is each queue's size multiplied by its average runtime, so with no recorded runtimes the size and log strategies fell back to giving every busy queue the maximum process count. The scaler then grew whichever pool it reached first: with 946, 13702 and 0 waiting jobs over 25 processes, the first queue took 23 workers and the largest kept one until jobs finished and runtimes were recorded. The size and log strategies don't use runtimes, so they now divide the workers as soon as any queue has jobs. The time strategy still needs a recorded runtime and keeps its fallback, and empty queues still drop to the minimum. Laravel Horizon has the same behavior. Upstream's test comparing the size and log strategies now also runs without recorded runtimes. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the AutoScaler test, the Horizon unit and integration suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
Each metrics snapshot deleted the job and queue metric hashes, so a queue's average runtime read as zero until one of its jobs completed again. Two things depend on that runtime. The wait time calculation, used for long-wait notifications and the dashboard, multiplies a queue's waiting jobs by it, so a backed-up queue reported no wait, and a queue whose workers were stuck stopped raising LongWaitDetected after the next snapshot. The time auto-scaling strategy gave a busy queue without a new runtime no share of the workers and shrank it until one of its jobs finished. Snapshots now remove only the throughput, in the same transaction that reads it. The runtime stays as the latest estimate, and the next completed job starts a fresh average because the metrics script restarts the count from zero. A period without completed jobs still records an empty snapshot, so the metrics graphs are unchanged. forget() and clear() still remove everything. Queue snapshots also recorded a wait of zero every time. Metrics name a queue on its own, such as default, while the wait time calculator looks up supervisor pools by connection and queue list, such as redis:high,default, so the lookup never matched. The new WaitTimeCalculator::calculateForQueueName() finds every pool on any connection that processes the queue and returns the longest of their waits. Snapshots use it. Laravel Horizon has the same behavior. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the metrics and wait time tests, the Horizon unit and integration suites, formatting and PHPStan pass.
Sanctum's, Reverb's and Horizon's config tests check shipped defaults by loading the config files, but didn't control the environment variables those defaults read. A developer with SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS or HORIZON_PATH set in their shell, for example, got failures. The tests now load the config with those variables unset through the existing withEnvironmentValues() helper, which also replaces the hand-written save and restore code in the Sanctum and Horizon tests. Validation: the three test files pass, including with the checked variables set to conflicting values.
Horizon's recent-job views showed the "Delayed Until" time of a job delayed with a DateInterval or CarbonInterval by adding the serialized interval's year, month, day, hour, minute and second fields to the push time. Those fields don't give an interval's length. An interval made with DateInterval::createFromDateString() serializes without them, so the view showed the push time again. An inverted interval points into the past, but its fields are positive, so the view showed a later time. The queue already stores the delay in seconds in the job payload, resolving the interval against the current time, which handles both cases. Both views now add that value to the push time, and the dist assets are rebuilt. This follows up the port of laravel/horizon PR 1819, which added the interval handling. Upstream reference: laravel/horizon 5.x at 5d9f80448a. Validation: the production asset build succeeds.
An empty expected nonce, from userFromToken($token, '') or a blank nonce passed through with(), was compared like any other value, so a token carrying an empty nonce was accepted. An empty nonce doesn't tie the token to a login, so it now raises InvalidNonceException, as a missing expected nonce already does. Socialite's OpenID providers already treat an empty nonce as invalid. This completes the port of laravel/socialite PR 789. Upstream reference: laravel/socialite 5.x at fa0181ee62. Validation: the Facebook OIDC token tests and PHPStan pass.
Upstream's pass-through tests for CheckAbilities and CheckForAnyAbility assert that the middleware returns exactly what the next closure returned. The Hypervel port compared only the response content, which a middleware returning a new response with the same body would also pass. Both tests now assert the same response instance. Upstream reference: laravel/sanctum 4.x at 1aa53e0b95. Validation: both test files pass.
The README said requests from local and private network addresses are still allowed. The default driver doesn't allow them outright: in the local environment it rejects a private-address request for an ngrok or Expose host when the request didn't come through a trusted proxy. The sentence now says these requests are handled as in Laravel, leaving the Docker exception as the only recorded difference. Validation: documentation only.
The formatter's Finder already excludes vendor, and Symfony Finder excludes a directory name without a slash at any depth, so dogfood/testbench-package/vendor was already skipped. The explicit entry is removed; the node_modules exclusion relies on the same rule. Validation: composer lint passes.
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This brings Sanctum up to laravel/sanctum
4.x, Socialite up to laravel/socialite5.xand Horizon up to laravel/horizon5.x. It ports laravel/sentinel1.xashypervel/sentineland uses it to protect Horizon's and Telescope's dashboards in the local environment. It also ports the first set of changes from laravel/reverbmain; the rest of the Reverb update follows in a later PR.docs/upstream-sync/sync.yamlrecords the revisions Sanctum, Socialite, Sentinel and Horizon were reviewed against.Upstream Updates
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FrontendRequestsAreStatefulTestto data-provider attributes. Hypervel's copy had lost three of upstream's cases, and its test config replaced Sanctum's keyed middleware list with a plain list, which leftAuthenticateSessionout of the pipeline. The test now uses upstream's environment, routes and cases, including the session assertion from laravel/sanctum#585. Upstream's null case passes a null guard toSanctum::actingAs()to select the default guard, so that parameter is nullable again, as it is upstream.AuthenticateSessionfor users who log in without a password, such as through a magic link, whose password hash is null. Hypervel already accepted a null hash, but nothing tested it. A regression test now checks that such a user's session is kept and the request continues.last_used_atupdates during token authentication. Hypervel already had it, with guard tests for both states, which now use upstream's names.SanctumGuardgets back the note that its expiration is in minutes.MissingAbilityExceptionkeeps its explicit array property, since promoting thearray|stringconstructor parameter would widen whatabilities()returns.config/sanctum.php, matching the application skeleton. Hypervel's config does the same.PersonalAccessToken::can()compare abilities strictly. Hypervel already did, and its own test is replaced by upstream'stestCanUsesStrictComparisonForAbilities.Socialite
idandverified_emailaliases, which Laravel keeps for backwards compatibility and marks as deprecated. Hypervel doesn't add them, so aREMOVEDnote takes the assertion's place.User::fake(). Hypervel already had it, with one combined test, which upstream's three tests replace. Hypervel's access-token response assertions are kept. The OAuth 1 fake-user tests don't apply, since Hypervel doesn't support OAuth 1.StillImagedata. Hypervel already had the fix, and upstream's test now covers it throughuser().userFromToken()now takes the expected nonce,withNonce()sets it, and a nonce passed throughwith(['nonce' => ...])is the fallback. A missing or mismatched nonce, or a check with a missing or empty expected nonce, raisesInvalidNonceException. Upstream keeps the nonce on the provider, but Hypervel caches providers for the worker's lifetime, so the nonce lives in the provider's coroutine context and concurrent logins can't read or overwrite each other's value. The Limited Login docs now pass the nonce.Horizon
.gitignore. Hypervel's Horizon lives inside this repository, where it never has its own vendor directory, lock file or PHPUnit files, so its.gitignorenow keeps only/node_modules, like Telescope's.HMGETwithfalsewhile Redis is still starting.RedisMasterSupervisorRepository::get()read the name from that value, and the error handler turned the warning into an exception. Non-array records are now skipped, with a regression test.horizonmiddleware group that runsSentinelMiddlewarewith thehorizondriver before the configuredhorizon.middleware, and its routes use that group.hypervel/horizonrequireshypervel/sentinel, and the docs explain the local restriction and how to share the dashboard through a tunnel..npmrcaddsignore-scripts=trueand keeps its seven-day minimum release age.database.redis.clustersentries don't apply, and aREMOVEDnote marks them.connection()method is public again, as upstream has it. The nullHMGETguard from laravel/horizon#1768 doesn't apply, since PhpRedis returnsfalsefields for a missing hash, and aREMOVEDnote marks its test.RedisQueue::later()leaving the delay out of the job payload. Hypervel already had the fix, and upstream's separate test now covers it.--jsonto its workers for structured output.SupervisorOptionsgains ajsonoption, and the docs list it.logauto-scaling strategy, which weights each queue by the logarithm of its size so one very large queue can't take every worker from smaller ones.SupervisorOptionsgainsautoScaleLogarithmically(), with upstream's tests and docs.DateInterval, which showed the same time as "Pushed". Upstream adds the serialized interval's fields to the push time, but those fields don't give the interval's length: an interval made withDateInterval::createFromDateString()serializes without them, and an inverted one has positive fields. Hypervel's views add the delay the queue already stores in seconds instead.^1.105.0, moment^2.31.0and axios^1.20.0. The assets are rebuilt.Sentinel
hypervel/sentinelis new, ported from laravel/sentinel through laravel/sentinel#17, with its tests. Its middleware rejects local-environment requests that a trusted proxy forwards for a public IP address, and stops requests to ngrok and Expose hostnames until trusted proxies are configured.hypervel. There's no service provider: upstream's only binds a scopedSentinelManager, which in Hypervel would give each coroutine its own manager and lose drivers registered withextend()during boot. The unbound manager is shared across the worker instead..dockerenvexists. That admits public clients forwarded by a proxy on loopback, such as a tunnel agent inside the container, which is what Sentinel exists to block. Hypervel leaves it out, along withisRunningOnDockerLocally(), and the README records the difference. Otherwise, requests from local and private network addresses are handled as in Laravel.driverOrFallback()wrapped driver resolution inrescue(), so a registered driver that failed to build was silently replaced by the default driver, which allows every request outside the local environment. It now falls back only for names with no registered driver, and driver failures propagate. Upstream's driver test also passedRequest::create()arguments in the wrong order, so its forwarded case never set the forwarding headers. The ported tests build those requests correctly.Telescope
telescopemiddleware group runsSentinelMiddlewarewith thetelescopedriver beforetelescope.middleware.hypervel/telescoperequireshypervel/sentinel, and the docs explain the restriction. Telescope's other upstream changes aren't part of this PR. With both dashboards covered, the Sentinel entry leavesdocs/todo.md.Reverb
reverb:restartwith Laravel'sreloadcommand. Reverb runs inside Hypervel's server, so there's noreverb:startorreverb:restart, and Hypervel'sreloadalready restarts the workers serving Reverb. The README now records this.membersas the default when an application omitsaccept_client_events_from, where Laravel falls back toall. The README, source comments and aREMOVEDtest note record both.{}.REVERB_APP_RATE_LIMITING_ENABLEDandREVERB_APP_RATE_LIMIT_TERMINATE. Hypervel's port had renamed both variables, so a Laravel application's settings were silently ignored. The config and docs use upstream's names again. Rate limiting still runs on Hypervel's rate limiter.PubSubIncomingMessageHandler, which now usessingletonIf().toOthers()works across servers. Hypervel already did both, including for sibling workers. Upstream's tests are ported, and the batch test also checks that the excluded local subscriber receives nothing.Additional Hypervel Fixes
APP_URL's host, so an application served fromhttp://localhost:8000never matched its own origin, and its SPA requests weren't stateful. The default now uses upstream'sSanctum::currentApplicationUrlWithPort().CheckAbilitiesandCheckForAnyAbilitymiddleware read the default guard's user instead of$request->user(), so they ignored the request's user resolver. They also returned a 401 for a user model withoutHasApiTokensinstead of failing. Both now match upstream.state[]=...in its query raised an "Array to string conversion" error, a 500 instead of anInvalidStateException. A non-string state is now invalid, as a non-string authorization code already is. Laravel has the same problem.Socialitefacade alias, as upstream's does.$parameters,$scopesor$clientIddirectly get the defaults shared by every request, so they silently ignorewith(),scopes()andsetConfig(). The section points them to the getters andbuildOAuth2Provider().SupervisorOptionshad its Hypervel-onlyconcurrencyparameter afterminProcesses, so positional calls written against upstream's signature set the wrong options. It now comes after all of upstream's parameters.horizon:listenruns on Hypervel's file watcher instead of Node, supervisors accept aconcurrencyoption, and Redis Cluster is configured on the named connection.sizeandlogauto-scaling strategies only divided workers between queues once a runtime had been recorded, although neither uses runtimes. Until then, every busy queue asked for the maximum process count, and whichever pool the scaler reached first took the free workers, so the largest queue could stay at one worker. They now divide workers as soon as any queue has jobs. Laravel has the same problem.LongWaitDetectedafter the next snapshot. Thetimescaling strategy also shrank busy queues that had no new runtime yet. Snapshots now reset only the throughput, so the runtime stays as the latest estimate and the next completed job starts a fresh average. Periods without completed jobs still record empty snapshots. Queue snapshots also always recorded a wait of zero, because they looked up the queue's bare name among pools named by connection and queue list. The newWaitTimeCalculator::calculateForQueueName()finds the pools on any connection that process the queue and returns the longest wait. Laravel has both problems.node_modules. Rebuilding Horizon's assets installs an npm package that ships a PHP file, socomposer lintfailed after a rebuild andcomposer lint:fixwould rewrite that file. PHPStan already excluded these directories. The explicitdogfood/testbench-package/vendorexclusion is gone, sincevendoris already excluded at any depth.withEnvironmentValues()helper.The full test suite passes locally with SQLite and Redis, along with the Redis-backed Reverb integration tests, formatting, static analysis and the Horizon asset build. CI runs the database and other service suites.