Today I released Laravel GitHash 1.10.0 to support Laravel 13.
With thanks to @Sjors1985@phpc.social for the MR.
The package is to get the current git hash (short or long) in your Laravel application.
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Tobias van Beek
@tvbeek@phpc.social
mastodon 4.7.3Dutch web developer, working with PHP.
Love to spend some time on opensource projects and helping other people.
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Thankful that @sebastian@phpc.social did not only give a great presentation but also mentioned https://phpc.social and @phpc_tv@phpc.social
It is good to share the safe place with the community!
Back home after another successful @dutchphpconference@mastodon.social
Thanks for the organization, the speakers and sponsors for making it possible!
Now it is time to process everything and wait until next year.
#dpc #dpc26 #dpc27
Question to get an idea and inspiration: what do you run in CI?
I run:
- composer install + validate + audit
- php lint
- deptrac
- ecs
- @phpmd@phpc.social
- @phpunit@phpc.social (with and without database)
- @infection_php@mastodon.social
- @phpstan@phpc.social
- Vi test
- rector
- mlc
- vale
- redoc-cli
- Custom script to build documentation from a combination of markdown, openapi and test results.
- a manual job to create a new release (combine all changelogs from a directory to a main changelog, create a tag, push)
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Does anyone know a package to read junit and/or Open Test Reporting in #PHP ?
I'm thinking about reading logs and reports from code quality tools to keep a history (and see trends)
First set of tools that I have in mind includes @phpunit@phpc.social @phpstan@phpc.social @phpmd@phpc.social
RE: @FullStackEindhoven@phpc.social
It took a little bit longer then expected but I'm happy that we changed the name and now have a website 😃
I released version 0.9.0 for GitLab Models for Laravel.
It added support for Laravel 13 (Thanks to @Sjors1985@phpc.social ) and PHP 8.5.
This package is to store the webhook events from GitLab in you Laravel project.
Using different git configurations without manual steps. Like for work and private.
https://tjvb.nl/posts/multiple-git-configurations?rel=mastodon
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@RWSverkeersinfo@social.overheid.nl complimenten van mijn dochter voor de weginspecteur die ongeveer een uur geleden het verkeer even liet stoppen op de verbinding van de A50 naar de A28.
Ze vroeg eerst waarom we moesten stoppen. Toen ik vertelde dat het was om de eendjes (die ik net kon zien) naar de kant te laten gaan zei ze dat het heel goed was dat we moesten stoppen 👍
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@jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net you can collect the same points with the tea from Pickwick. See (in Dutch): https://www.pickwick.nl/spaarprogramma/
That is very useful in a mixed drinking household 😉
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@viktor @chrastecky It is very nice to see the remote approach.
But to be honest a position without any indication about the salary (or examples for different locations) makes it less interesting to apply.
And yes I understand that it can be difficult to give realistic information.
I released version 0.8.0 for GitLab Models for Laravel.
It added support for Laravel 12 and fixed a problem for a deployment without an url.
This package is to store the webhook events from GitLab in you Laravel project.
I released version 2.4.0 for GitLab webhooks receiver for Laravel.
This adds support for PHP 8.4
https://gitlab.com/tjvb/gitlab-webhooks-receiver-for-laravel
This package let you store the webhook data that you receive from #GitLab in your #Laravel application.
Thinking about a way to get new #elePHPants to create new pictures for https://placephant.com/
And a new picture for my #PSR8 postcard (see: https://tjvb.nl/post/psr-8-the-most-forgotten-psr-that-isnt-about-code-but-more-important-then-all-other-psrs#postcards )
Does anyone know a good way that is also nice for my wallet? 
I released version 4.6.0 for Laravel Mail Catchall
This version adds support for #Laravel 12
This package helps you to forward all the mail from your Laravel application to a specified address and have the information about the original receivers added.
I released version 0.6.0 for GitLab Models for Laravel.
This adds PHP 8.4 support.
You can use this package if you want to use eloquent models and store webhooks data from GitLab in different tables.
I released version 4.8.0 for Laravel Mail Catchall
This version adds support for Laravel 13
This package helps you to forward all the mail from your Laravel application to a specified address and have the information about the original receivers added.
I released version 2.6.0 for GitLab webhooks receiver for Laravel.
This adds support for PHP 8.5 and Laravel 13
https://gitlab.com/tjvb/gitlab-webhooks-receiver-for-laravel/-/releases/v2.6.0
This package let you store the webhook data that you receive from GitLab in your Laravel application.
Finished the short preparing meeting with the team (to know who is going to which presentation)
I'm ready and enthusiastic for @dutchphpconference@mastodon.social #DPC #DPC26
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@pollita my first impression is that you collected more wisdom and strength to not give a fuck about what's not important.
And besides that, aging shows that you survived another year 👍
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@waterkip@defcon.social composer is only the package manager and not a PHP installer. It can prevent installing your project on a system with a not working PHP version. (Or with missing extensions)
It is possible to support multiple versions with a PHP requirement like:
"php": "~8.0.0 || ~8.1.0 || ~8.2.0 || ~8.3.0 || ~8.4.0 || ~8.5.0"
Example: https://gitlab.com/tjvb/githash/-/blob/master/composer.json?ref_type=heads#L37
And yes, PHP doesn't use semver (never has)
I understand your frustrations but I think you didn't know the PHP eco system 🙂
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@waterkip@defcon.social you can.
The versions are boundaries.
If you add a new package without a version, composer tries to find the latest version that fits in the boundaries on your current environment.
That can result in a set that doesn't work on all edges of your version constraints.
That is also the reason why you can have multiple versions supported for a package.
As example: https://gitlab.com/tjvb/laravel-githash/-/blob/master/composer.json?ref_type=heads#L39
You can add a version to composer require to get an older version
composer require vendor/pkg:10.3
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@waterkip@defcon.social to be honest if I need to support PHP 8.3 as a minimum I should use that for my local environment.
Laravel 13 support PHP 8.3 so that shouldn't be a problem.
But I shouldn't be surprised if some dependencies did bump the minimum PHP version ☹️ (and yes, I think that should mean a new make version but some people think differently)
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@waterkip@defcon.social je hebt de packages van Ondrej https://deb.sury.org/ om andere PHP versies te installeren. (Dat is de meest standaard versie)
Zie bijvoorbeeld https://php.watch/articles/php-8.3-install-upgrade-on-debian-ubuntu voor een uitleg.
Het zou ook met docker kunnen maar dat het kans op andere uitdagingen.
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@happyborg@fosstodon.org You can also set the IP in proxmox.
That doesn't solve your problem with netplan (I can't help you with that)
But it can solve your static ip question.
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@happyborg@fosstodon.org I have it on the network tab for a system and there I can set it on static with an address.
Currently I can't change it because it is running 😊
One thing I just realized is that I currently have only LXC and not a full VM running but I thought it was also possible with a VM.
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@grmpyprogrammer@yac.grumpy-learning.com I'm both mad about it and see it as the only positive result from the whole push to use LLM's