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Sync upstream updates: Inertia live props, UnserializeCast and redirect credential removal - #101
Add Inertia live props, which refresh themselves when a broadcast event arrives. Always, deferred, once and optional props gain live(), Inertia::live() creates a live prop directly, and the page advertises each prop's channels, events and throttle so the client can subscribe. Inertia::broadcastProps() lets an event carry the new values itself, and DevTools flags live props. When an outgoing channel formatter is registered, live props advertise the formatted channels the broadcaster actually sends on, using the new Broadcaster::channelFormatter(). Document live props, leaving out the Rails-only Action Cable setup.
Add the data UnserializeCast for values stored with serialize(), such as serialized database columns or cache entries. It can fail silently, leaving the value to the built-in conversion. allowedClasses defaults to false, so no objects are restored unless their classes are listed. Spatie allows every class by default, which runs __wakeup() and __destruct() for any class named in the value. Pass true to allow every class. Document the cast, including nested classes and a warning against unserializing untrusted data.
Additional Hypervel changes
Remove headers set by Saloon authenticators once a redirect leaves the request's origin, and keep them removed if the chain returns to it. Guzzle strips only Authorization and Cookie, so other credentials were forwarded to the new origin. Custom and nested authenticators are covered, including writes that leave a value unchanged. The headers are removed before PSR hooks run, and a new retry attempt authenticates again. Headers added outside an authenticator are unchanged.
Keep MCP custom headers removed for the rest of a redirect chain once it leaves the configured origin. A chain that returned to that origin sent them again. This applies to transport and OAuth discovery requests; protocol and session headers are kept, and a new request sends the custom headers again.
Propagate cancellation, including cleanup failures that carry it, from coroutine exception reporting instead of falling back to the PHP error log and continuing. Reporting can suspend, so a canceled startup report no longer resumes later hooks or the task body. Uncaught cancellation from reporting is still contained at the coroutine boundary, and genuine cleanup failures are still reported.
Fix several live prop edge cases. An event whose broadcastAs() returns an integer-backed enum no longer throws while rendering. Channels keyed by connection follow the connection the event is broadcast via, so an event without a named connection advertises its '' channels, which the broadcast job sends on the default connection. A partial reload that names a nested path of a live prop, such as order.total, now sends the prop's listeners along with its value, so a changed channel is picked up. An initial load resolves each live prop's listeners once instead of twice, and a scroll prop reused across Inertia::broadcastProps() calls resolves again each time instead of repeating its first payload.
Leave coroutine cancellation unwrapped in Inertia while reading live prop event names and channels, rescuing deferred props, and reading or flushing DevTools entries. A canceled DevTools flush previously disabled recording for the rest of the worker.
Leave a rescued prop returned from a closure out of the response along with its metadata, as one resolved directly already is. It was sent as null, with its metadata and live listeners.
Stop UnserializeCast's silent failure from treating coroutine cancellation as a failed cast. Restore hooks of allowed classes can suspend, such as SerializesModels querying the database.
Follow OpenTelemetry semantic conventions 1.45. open-telemetry/sem-conv 1.45.0 removed the incubating messaging constant the queue instrumentation used, so the instrumentation now imports only stable definitions and defines the development-status names it emits itself. Queue telemetry reports messaging.system.name, with SQS as aws.sqs. The database pool limit metric is db.client.connection.limit, and Hypervel's object pool metric is renamed from hypervel.object_pool.max to hypervel.object_pool.limit to match. gRPC uses the stable rpc.* attributes, including rpc.status_code. Instrumentation scopes report the 1.45 schema URL, and the resource keeps the schema URL the SDK detects instead of setting its own.
Remove the PHPStan suppressions from readNotifications() and unreadNotifications(), now that the Eloquent PHPStan extensions resolve named scopes through typed relations.
Affected tests, formatting, facade docblocks, and source and type-fixture analysis pass. CI runs the full suite and supported service matrix.
Note
Add Inertia live props, UnserializeCast, and origin-scoped redirect credentials
Syncs a batch of upstream framework changes spanning the Inertia, Data, Saloon, MCP, and OpenTelemetry packages.
Adds Inertia live props: a new LiveProp wrapper, the SupportsLiveUpdates contract and HasLiveUpdates trait, an Inertia::live() factory, and live-listener metadata collected by PropsResolver. merge() on a live prop now throws LogicException, and merge on a live property is rejected in the other direction too. Props excluded from the initial response still contribute their listener metadata.
Adds Inertia::broadcastProps() on ResponseFactory, which resolves props through a PropsResolver and returns them under __inertia.props.
Reintroduces UnserializeCast in the Data package. It restores no objects unless classes are listed in allowedClasses (default false), supports failSilently, and rethrows coroutine cancellation instead of treating it as a failed cast.
Authentication and custom headers now stay on their origin across redirects. In Saloon's Sender and MCP's RestrictHeadersToOrigin, headers written by an authenticator are removed after the first cross-origin hop and stay removed for the rest of the redirect chain.
Coroutine cancellation fixes: Coroutine.printLog and the after-created callback path rethrow cancellation-caused Throwables; DevTools EntryStore/EntriesRepository and PropsResolver no longer swallow cancellation as storage or rescue failures.
OpenTelemetry instrumentation scopes now report the semantic-conventions 1.45.0 schema URL via AbstractInstrumentation.schemaUrl; pool metric names change from max to db.client.connection.limit and hypervel.object_pool.limit; incubating sem-conv constants are replaced with local literals for messaging, HTTP, and database attributes.
Risk: behavioral changes include the pool metric renames in PoolInstrumentation.php and opentelemetry.php — existing dashboards using the old max names break; merge() on a live prop and live() on a mergeable prop now throw LogicException in MergesProps.php; UnserializeCast defaults now restore no objects (previously documented as removed entirely); redirect handling strips authenticator headers after cross-origin hops in Sender.php and RestrictHeadersToOrigin.php.
Track header writes while Saloon authenticators run, including custom and
nested authenticators and writes that leave an existing value unchanged.
Remove those headers before PSR hooks when a redirect leaves the request
origin, and keep them removed if the chain returns to that origin. A fresh
retry attempt authenticates normally.
Apply the same persistent removal to MCP transport requests and OAuth
advertisement probes without removing protocol or session headers. Keep
state local to each request rather than sharing it across operations.
Document the credential boundary and its coupling to header mutations.
Record the agreed redirect and cancellation-reporting invariants in the
framework plan. Preserve absolute endpoints, ordinary custom headers and
application-owned PSR hooks without introducing a new authentication API.
Validation: the Saloon sender, MCP transport, OAuth endpoint and OAuth
discovery tests, source, type-fixture and skeleton analysis, and
formatting passed. Regressions cover cross-origin return hops, fresh
operations, retries, identical header values and custom authenticators.
Exception handlers can suspend and throw cleanup failures carrying the
coroutine's cancellation. Propagate those failures before the PHP error-log
fallback so startup error reporting cannot resume later hooks or the task
body after cancellation.
Contain cancellation from reporting at the terminal coroutine boundary
while continuing to report genuine task cleanup failures. Keep native-only
error-log handling unchanged and remove the redundant direct-cancellation
catch around startup hooks, whose contract prohibits suspension.
Extend the owned-startup regression with real engine cancellation and
throwing reporter cleanup, and cover cancellation during terminal reporting.
The startup regression failed before the fix and passed afterward.
Validation: CoroutineTest, source, type-fixture and skeleton analysis, and
formatting passed.
The Eloquent PHPStan extensions now resolve named scopes through typed
relations. Remove the method-not-found suppressions from readNotifications
and unreadNotifications, and remove the completed extension work item from
the framework todo list.
This changes no runtime behavior or public signatures. Source, type-fixture
and skeleton analysis passed without the suppressions.
Props can now refresh themselves when a broadcast event arrives. Always,
deferred, once and optional props gain live(), Inertia::live() creates a
live prop directly, and the page advertises each prop's channels, events
and throttle so the client can subscribe. Inertia::broadcastProps() lets
an event carry the new values itself, and DevTools flags live props.
Port of inertiajs/inertia-laravel#901 at 3.x e68dadfc16, with
inertiajs/docs#96 at main 8cfece18fd. The docs keep the client version
badges, mark live props as v3.11.0+, and leave out the Rails-only Action
Cable setup.
Hypervel adaptations:
- When an outgoing channel formatter is registered, live props advertise
the formatted channels the broadcaster actually sends on, reading the
channel type back from its prefix. Broadcaster::channelFormatter()
exposes the registered formatter for this.
- Canceled requests are no longer turned into ordinary errors while
reading event names and channels, rescuing deferred props, or reading
and flushing DevTools entries. A canceled flush previously disabled
DevTools recording for the worker.
- A rescued prop returned from a closure is now left out of the response
with its metadata, as one resolved directly is. Upstream sent null and
fresh live listeners for it.
- The broadcast values docs say that deferred and optional props are
resolved, matching the code.
All upstream LivePropTest, BroadcastPropsTest and DevTools test changes
are ported, with regressions for formatted channels, cancellation and
closure-returned rescued props. The Inertia and Broadcasting suites,
facade docblock checks, analysis and formatting pass.
Data objects can now restore values that were stored with serialize(),
such as serialized database columns or cache entries, through
#[WithCast(UnserializeCast::class)]. The cast can fail silently, leaving
the value to the built-in conversion, and allowedClasses limits which
classes unserialize() may create.
Port of spatie/laravel-data#1220 at main a161f325d5.
Hypervel adaptations:
- allowedClasses defaults to false, so no objects are restored unless
their classes are listed. Spatie allows every class by default, which
runs __wakeup() and __destruct() for any class named in the value.
Pass true to allow every class.
- failSilently no longer turns coroutine cancellation into a failed
cast. The restore hooks of allowed classes can suspend, such as
SerializesModels querying the database.
- The docs cover the allowed classes, including nested ones, and warn
against unserializing untrusted data. Their failSilently example lists
the class it restores.
All upstream UnserializeCast tests are ported, with coverage for the
default, a data object restoring only allowed classes, and cancellation
during a restore hook. The cast tests, analysis and formatting pass.
The changes add Inertia Live Props and broadcast prop resolution, implement a restricted unserialization cast, update redirect-chain header handling and cancellation propagation, and align OpenTelemetry instrumentation with semantic conventions 1.45.
MCP middleware retains header removal for the rest of a redirect chain after it leaves the configured origin. Documentation and tests cover return hops and fresh operations.
Pending requests track header names written during authentication. The sender removes those headers after the request crosses origins. Tests cover origins, hooks, and retries.
Inertia Live Props and Broadcast Props
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Live prop configuration and listeners src/inertia/composer.json, src/inertia/src/SupportsLiveUpdates.php, src/inertia/src/HasLiveUpdates.php, src/broadcasting/src/Broadcasters/Broadcaster.php, src/support/src/Facades/Broadcast.php, src/inertia/src/AlwaysProp.php, src/inertia/src/DeferProp.php, src/inertia/src/OnceProp.php, src/inertia/src/OptionalProp.php, src/inertia/src/LiveProp.php, src/inertia/src/Inertia.php, src/inertia/src/ResponseFactory.php, src/inertia/src/MergesProps.php, tests/Inertia/LivePropTest.php, src/docs/inertia.md
Props can declare broadcast events, channels, and throttles. Listener resolution handles event and channel forms, applies the registered channel formatter, and rejects invalid or unresolved declarations. The guide documents transports, event and channel selection, throttling, broadcast values, and client behavior.
Page response and DevTools metadata src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php, src/inertia/src/DevTools/Collector.php, src/inertia/src/DevTools/PropClassifier.php, src/inertia/src/DevTools/RequestRecorder.php, tests/Inertia/DevTools/*
Page resolution collects live listener metadata and applies partial-request filtering. DevTools records whether props are live. Cancellation-caused errors are not rescued in the covered paths.
Broadcast prop resolution returns an __inertia.props payload. It resolves providers and values recursively, preserves dot-path keys as literal keys, and omits rescued paths.
Cast behavior and dependency src/data/composer.json, src/data/src/Casts/Cast.php, src/data/src/Casts/UnserializeCast.php, tests/Data/Casts/UnserializeCastTest.php, tests/Data/Support/Creation/DataCreatorTest.php
The cast supports configurable allowed classes and silent failure. Cancellation-caused exceptions propagate instead of becoming Uncastable. Tests cover class restrictions, failure cases, and cancellation.
Coroutine reporting rethrows errors caused by cancellation and suppresses cancellation at the terminal reporting boundary. Tests cover reporting and cleanup failures.
Inertia resolution and persistence src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php, src/inertia/src/DevTools/EntriesRepository.php, src/inertia/src/DevTools/EntryStore.php, tests/Inertia/PropsResolverTest.php, tests/Inertia/DevTools/EntriesRepositoryTest.php, tests/Inertia/DevTools/EntryStoreTest.php
Prop rescue and DevTools error handling rethrow failures caused by cancellation. Tests cover cancellation during reads, saves, logging, and prop resolution.
The semantic-conventions dependency moves to version 1.45. Instrumentation scopes receive schema URLs, and instrumentation uses stable or locally defined semantic-convention names. Pool capacity metrics use .limit names.
Telemetry tests and configuration assertions tests/OpenTelemetry/Instrumentation/*, tests/OpenTelemetry/ProviderFactoryTest.php, tests/OpenTelemetry/PublishedConfigurationTest.php
Tests use the updated metric and attribute names, check schema URL metadata, and verify queue system-name mapping.
Maintenance Changes
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Todo and analysis annotations docs/todo.md, src/notifications/src/HasDatabaseNotifications.php, src/broadcasting/src/Broadcasters/Broadcaster.php, src/support/src/Facades/Broadcast.php
The Eloquent-extension todo entry and two PHPStan ignore comments are removed. The broadcaster exposes its registered channel formatter through a static accessor.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant Broadcaster
participant InertiaClient
participant InertiaServer
Application->>Broadcaster: publish event on configured channel
Broadcaster-->>InertiaClient: deliver event
InertiaClient->>InertiaServer: request partial reload for live prop
InertiaServer-->>InertiaClient: return refreshed prop and live metadata
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Live updates can miss events when a custom channel formatter depends on channel grouping or position. This is a bounded configuration edge case; the previous partial-listener and breaker-coverage concerns are resolved.
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• Add Inertia live props and broadcast payloads so clients can refresh affected page data.
• Add UnserializeCast with object restoration disabled by default.
• Prevent redirect credential leaks and preserve coroutine cancellation across reporting and
recovery paths.
Diagram
graph TD
A["Inertia prop APIs"] --> B["Live prop listeners"] --> C["Props resolver"] --> D["Page live metadata"] --> E["Client transport"]
F["Broadcast events"] --> B
F --> G["Broadcast prop values"] --> E
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High-Level Assessment
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Reload props on every broadcast
➕ Keeps broadcast payloads small and avoids exposing user-specific values to channel subscribers.
➖ Can turn one broadcast into many page requests; lacks the direct-value path added here.
2. Poll instead of subscribing to broadcasts
➕ Avoids broadcast channel and client transport setup.
➖ Introduces recurring requests and delays updates between polls.
Recommendation: Keep the combined live-listener and optional broadcast-value approach: it supports timely updates while letting applications choose reloads for user-specific data and direct values for data safe to share with every subscriber. The documentation should remain explicit about that payload boundary.
Files changed (48) +3662 / -73
Enhancement (16) +653 / -25
Broadcaster.phpExpose the outgoing channel formatter+8/-0
Expose the outgoing channel formatter
• Adds an accessor so live props can advertise the same formatted channel names used by the broadcaster.
• Unserializes values with object restoration disabled by default and configurable allowed classes. Optional silent failure returns an uncastable marker, but cancellation still propagates.
PropsResolver.phpResolve live metadata and broadcast values+112/-14
Resolve live metadata and broadcast values
• Collects listeners and throttles across initial and partial responses, and resolves broadcast values without page filtering. Omits rescued closure-returned props and their metadata, and preserves cancellation during rescue.
Coroutine.phpPreserve cancellation during exception reporting+10/-7
Preserve cancellation during exception reporting
• Propagates cancellation-bearing reporting failures instead of falling back to error logging and continuing startup hooks. Contains uncaught reporting cancellation at the coroutine boundary.
• Records header writes made while built-in, custom, or nested authenticators run, including unchanged values. Exposes those names for redirect-time removal without marking unrelated headers.
Sender.phpStrip authentication headers after leaving origin+15/-1
Strip authentication headers after leaving origin
• Removes tracked credentials before PSR hooks on cross-origin redirects and keeps them removed on return hops. The redirect state is local to each send attempt.
CoroutineTest.phpCover cancellation during coroutine reporting+57/-3
Cover cancellation during coroutine reporting
• Tests terminal reporting and suspended startup reporting with and without cleanup failures, including that later hooks and the task body do not resume.
SenderTest.phpTest authentication across redirects and retries+184/-0
Test authentication across redirects and retries
• Exercises actual redirect chains across origins, custom and nested authenticators, unchanged writes, PSR hooks, ordinary headers, and renewed authentication on retry.
inertia.mdDocument live props and client transports+506/-5
Document live props and client transports
• Adds live-prop setup, event and channel selection, throttling, broadcast values, client hooks, and transport guidance. Documents the cancelable live event and the visibility boundary for broadcast payloads.
• Explains persistent removal across cross-origin redirect chains, authentication on retries, and the distinction between authenticator-owned and ordinary headers.
1. Model channels can break live pages 🐞 Bug≡ Correctness
Description
resolveChannels() replaces a broadcastable model with its channel-name string before calling the
outgoing formatter, although the broadcaster passes the model to that formatter unchanged. When a
formatter handles models differently from strings, rendering the live prop can fail or advertise a
channel different from the one used by the broadcast.
The live path converts models before formatting, while the broadcast job forwards the channels
returned by the event and the broadcaster formats them before string conversion. The
broadcastable-channel interface does not require string conversion.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
Live-listener generation changes broadcastable models to strings before invoking the channel formatter, while actual broadcasting invokes it on the models.
## Fix Focus Areas
- src/inertia/src/HasLiveUpdates.php[262-299]
## Recommended Fix
Pass the original channel values to the formatter, as the broadcaster does, then derive listener names and types from its formatted output. Add a regression test using a formatter that distinguishes a broadcastable model from a string.
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2. Nested reloads keep stale live listeners✓ Resolved
Description
collectLiveMetadata() rejects a live prop at order when a partial reload requests only
order.total, even though partial filtering resolves and sends the order value. If that live
prop's event or channel changes with the refreshed value, the response omits its new listener
metadata.
3. Live prop channels are worked out twice per first page load✓ Resolved
Description
On a first page load, excludeFromInitialResponse() calls collectLiveMetadata() for every live
prop, which calls liveListeners(). Any live prop that is not excluded (a plain LiveProp, a live
AlwaysProp, or a once prop that has not loaded yet) then goes through collectMetadata(), which
calls collectLiveMetadata() again and overwrites the first result. Each pass runs
broadcastOn()/broadcastAs() on every listed event (sometimes on instances built through
reflection) plus the outgoing channel formatter, so model-bound channels or a costly formatter run
twice for each prop on every render.
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Minor · The partial metadata filter excludes a live parent path that merely… · PropsResolver.php:692-695
src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php:692-695 Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
The partial metadata filter excludes a live parent path that merely leads to an only path, even though partial resolution includes that parent and can replace its value.
The new value arrives without an updated order listener, so later broadcasts on the new channel may be missed.
This can occur when: A partial reload requests order.total; order is a live wrapper whose model-bound channel has changed since the previous response.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php around lines 692 - 695:
Update the partial metadata filtering around `isIncludedInPartialMetadata` in
the PropsResolver resolution flow so a live parent path that leads to a
requested `only` path is included when partial resolution can replace that
parent’s value. Preserve filtering for unrelated paths, and ensure the resolved
live parent retains the updated `order` listener.
Nitpick comments: 2
tests/Data/Casts/UnserializeCastTest.php: 1
75-92: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Add a test for a disallowed object nested inside an allowed object.
The cast tests restore only a top-level SimpleData. No test covers a disallowed object inside an allowed outer object. The README states that the allowlist must include nested classes. A regression in nested restriction would not fail the suite.
🧪 Suggested test and fixture
public function testRestoresNoObjectsUnlessTheirClassesAreAllowed(): void
{
...
}
++ public function testRestoresNoNestedObjectsUnlessTheirClassesAreAllowed(): void+ {+ $value = serialize(new UnserializeCastNestedData(new SimpleData('Hello')));++ $nested = (new UnserializeCast(allowedClasses: [UnserializeCastNestedData::class]))->cast($this->property('nested'), $value, [], $this->context());++ $this->assertInstanceOf(UnserializeCastNestedData::class, $nested);+ $this->assertInstanceOf(__PHP_Incomplete_Class::class, $nested->inner);+ }
class UnserializeCastDataFixture
{
public DummyBackedEnum $enum;
public SimpleData $data;
++ public UnserializeCastNestedData $nested;
}
++class UnserializeCastNestedData+{+ public function __construct(+ public mixed $inner,+ ) {+ }+}
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @tests/Data/Casts/UnserializeCastTest.php around lines 75 -
92:
Add a nested-object regression test near
testRestoresNoObjectsUnlessTheirClassesAreAllowed in UnserializeCastTest:
serialize an outer fixture containing a SimpleData, allow only the outer class,
and assert the outer object is restored while the inner value is
__PHP_Incomplete_Class. Add the smallest necessary fixture and property so the
test exercises nested allowlist enforcement.
Assert the breaker state after a canceled warning.
The test checks only that the cancellation is rethrown. A storage failure sets the breaker before the warning is logged, so a later healthy flush should be suppressed. The added flush checks that no entry is saved. Without this assertion, the test still passes if the breaker is skipped when logging is canceled.
Suggested test addition
} catch (CanceledException $exception) {
$this->assertSame($cancellation, $exception);
}
++ $repo = new RecorderSpyRepo;++ $recorder->record(new IncomingEntry);+ $recorder->flush($repo);++ $this->assertCount(0, $repo->saved, 'The breaker must stay active after a storage failure when logging is canceled.');
}
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @tests/Inertia/DevTools/EntryStoreTest.php around lines 162 -
168:
Extend the cancellation test around EntryStore’s flush behavior to verify the
breaker remains active after the storage failure: record an entry, flush to a
healthy repository spy, and assert that no entry was saved. Preserve the
existing assertion that the same CanceledException is rethrown.
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minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
Review comments at @src/inertia/src/HasLiveUpdates.php:
- Around line 219-230: Update HasLiveUpdates::channelsForDefaultConnection() to
select channels for the connection the live page’s transport actually listens
on, rather than always using broadcasting.default. Establish that connection
from the existing event and transport flow, then preserve the current validation
and returned channel format for the selected connection; keep the explicit
channel argument behavior unchanged.
Review comments at @src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php:
- Around line 698-700: Update the live-prop resolution flow in PropsResolver so
included props that are no longer live explicitly clear their prior listeners in
the partial response, or ensure the client clears them when the entry is absent.
Preserve listener registration for props that remain live.
- Around line 209-210: Update the rescued-prop check in PropsResolver so rescued
keys are compared by their key segments rather than by the joined path string.
Skip only the matching rescued prop, keeping a rescued literal key such as
order.total distinct from the nested order.total path.
- Line 194: Update Inertia::broadcastProps() so providers are not silently
resolved with an empty component name: reject ProvidesInertiaProperties values
on the broadcast path, or explicitly document that RenderContext::$component is
empty there.
Review comments at @src/inertia/src/ResponseFactory.php:
- Around line 384-387: Update broadcastWith() to include the broadcast event’s
name as __inertia.event alongside __inertia.props, reusing the event-name source
used by the channel transport. Update the broadcasting-values example to
document that broadcast payloads require this event field.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @src/inertia/src/PropsResolver.php:
- Around line 692-695: Update the partial metadata filtering around
`isIncludedInPartialMetadata` in the PropsResolver resolution flow so a live
parent path that leads to a requested `only` path is included when partial
resolution can replace that parent’s value. Preserve filtering for unrelated
paths, and ensure the resolved live parent retains the updated `order` listener.
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Review comments at @tests/Data/Casts/UnserializeCastTest.php:
- Around line 75-92: Add a nested-object regression test near
testRestoresNoObjectsUnlessTheirClassesAreAllowed in UnserializeCastTest:
serialize an outer fixture containing a SimpleData, allow only the outer class,
and assert the outer object is restored while the inner value is
__PHP_Incomplete_Class. Add the smallest necessary fixture and property so the
test exercises nested allowlist enforcement.
Review comments at @tests/Inertia/DevTools/EntryStoreTest.php:
- Around line 162-168: Extend the cancellation test around EntryStore’s flush
behavior to verify the breaker remains active after the storage failure: record
an entry, flush to a healthy repository spy, and assert that no entry was saved.
Preserve the existing assertion that the same CanceledException is rethrown.
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open-telemetry/sem-conv 1.45.0 renamed messaging.system to
messaging.system.name and removed the old incubating constant without a
deprecated alias, which broke the queue instrumentation. The generator
drops renamed development-status constants in minor releases, and
OpenTelemetry's guidance is for instrumentation to depend on stable
definitions or own copies of unstable ones.
Instrumentation now imports only stable definitions (RpcAttributes,
ServiceAttributes, DeploymentAttributes) and defines the development-status
names it emits as its own constants:
- Queue: messaging.system.name, with SQS reported as aws.sqs, plus the
destination, operation and message attributes it already used.
- Pool: db.client.connection.*, with the max metric renamed to
db.client.connection.limit as in 1.45. Hypervel's own object pool metric
follows it, from hypervel.object_pool.max to hypervel.object_pool.limit,
in the metric, config keys, normalizer and docs.
- gRPC: the stable rpc.system.name, rpc.method and rpc.status_code.
- HTTP server/client, database, Redis and user context: the remaining
development-status names they emit.
Every Hypervel tracer, meter and logger scope now reports the 1.45 schema
URL. The resource no longer sets one of its own, so it keeps the schema URL
of the SDK's detected resource instead of conflicting with it during the
merge, which would drop both.
The sem-conv requirement is raised to ^1.45 at the root and in the
package. The stability note in the docs reflects 1.45.
Tests assert the emitted names literally, check the scope schema URL in
the queue, pool and gRPC exports, and cover the messaging system name for
the SQS and Beanstalkd drivers. The OpenTelemetry tests, formatting and
static analysis pass.
- An event whose broadcastAs() returns an integer-backed enum threw a
TypeError while rendering the page. The name is now cast to a string, as
the broadcast job casts it.
- Channels keyed by connection now follow the connection the event is
broadcast via. An event without a named connection is sent on the
default connection with its '' channels, so those are advertised;
otherwise the default connection's named channels are used, as before.
- A partial reload that names a nested path of a live prop, such as
order.total, sends the whole prop but left out its listeners, so the
client kept listening on the old channel when the prop's channel had
changed. Every live prop a partial reload sends now carries its
listeners. The protected collector signatures keep upstream's
$parentWasResolved parameter for resolvers that override them.
- On an initial load, listeners were resolved twice for each sent live
prop, calling each event's broadcastOn() twice. They are now collected
once.
- A scroll prop reused across broadcastProps() calls returned its first
payload every time. Broadcast resolution now clones scroll props, as
page resolution already does.
- The DevTools cancellation test now also checks that a storage failure
still suspends recording when logging it is canceled.
Each fix has a regression test. The Inertia tests, formatting and static
analysis pass.
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Review comments at @src/opentelemetry/src/Support/ConfigurationNormalizer.php:
- Around line 414-417: Update instrumentation() in ConfigurationNormalizer to
translate db.client.connection.max and hypervel.object_pool.max to their
respective .limit metric keys before merging options with defaults. Preserve an
explicitly configured .limit value over the translated legacy value so legacy
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Live props read connection-keyed channels for the default connection, but
did not follow the connections the event is broadcast via. An event
broadcast only via another connection was still advertised on the default
connection's channels, which never receive it. An event broadcast via
both the unnamed and the named default connection advertised only one of
the two channel groups the broadcast job sends.
The default connection's channels are now collected the way the broadcast
job sends them: the '' group for an event without a named connection and
the default connection's own group when the event is broadcast via it.
When neither applies, the existing error asks for the channel argument.
Upstream's per-connection fixture keyed its channels without naming the
connections it is broadcast via, so the broadcast job could not send it.
It now declares them. New cases cover both groups on the default
connection and an event broadcast only on another connection.
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Review comments at @tests/Inertia/LivePropTest.php:
- Around line 872-882: Update resolveChannels() to pass each connection’s
channel group to the formatter separately, then merge the formatted results
using the existing listener deduplication. Extend the two-group liveListeners()
test for OrderBroadcastOnUnnamedOrDefaultConnection to verify formatter output
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live(),Inertia::live()creates a live prop directly, and the page advertises each prop's channels, events and throttle so the client can subscribe.Inertia::broadcastProps()lets an event carry the new values itself, and DevTools flags live props. When an outgoing channel formatter is registered, live props advertise the formatted channels the broadcaster actually sends on, using the newBroadcaster::channelFormatter(). Document live props, leaving out the Rails-only Action Cable setup.UnserializeCastfor values stored withserialize(), such as serialized database columns or cache entries. It can fail silently, leaving the value to the built-in conversion.allowedClassesdefaults tofalse, so no objects are restored unless their classes are listed. Spatie allows every class by default, which runs__wakeup()and__destruct()for any class named in the value. Passtrueto allow every class. Document the cast, including nested classes and a warning against unserializing untrusted data.Additional Hypervel changes
AuthorizationandCookie, so other credentials were forwarded to the new origin. Custom and nested authenticators are covered, including writes that leave a value unchanged. The headers are removed before PSR hooks run, and a new retry attempt authenticates again. Headers added outside an authenticator are unchanged.broadcastAs()returns an integer-backed enum no longer throws while rendering. Channels keyed by connection follow the connection the event is broadcast via, so an event without a named connection advertises its''channels, which the broadcast job sends on the default connection. A partial reload that names a nested path of a live prop, such asorder.total, now sends the prop's listeners along with its value, so a changed channel is picked up. An initial load resolves each live prop's listeners once instead of twice, and a scroll prop reused acrossInertia::broadcastProps()calls resolves again each time instead of repeating its first payload.null, with its metadata and live listeners.UnserializeCast's silent failure from treating coroutine cancellation as a failed cast. Restore hooks of allowed classes can suspend, such asSerializesModelsquerying the database.open-telemetry/sem-conv1.45.0 removed the incubating messaging constant the queue instrumentation used, so the instrumentation now imports only stable definitions and defines the development-status names it emits itself. Queue telemetry reportsmessaging.system.name, with SQS asaws.sqs. The database pool limit metric isdb.client.connection.limit, and Hypervel's object pool metric is renamed fromhypervel.object_pool.maxtohypervel.object_pool.limitto match. gRPC uses the stablerpc.*attributes, includingrpc.status_code. Instrumentation scopes report the 1.45 schema URL, and the resource keeps the schema URL the SDK detects instead of setting its own.readNotifications()andunreadNotifications(), now that the Eloquent PHPStan extensions resolve named scopes through typed relations.Affected tests, formatting, facade docblocks, and source and type-fixture analysis pass. CI runs the full suite and supported service matrix.
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Add Inertia live props,
UnserializeCast, and origin-scoped redirect credentialsSyncs a batch of upstream framework changes spanning the Inertia, Data, Saloon, MCP, and OpenTelemetry packages.
LivePropwrapper, theSupportsLiveUpdatescontract andHasLiveUpdatestrait, anInertia::live()factory, and live-listener metadata collected byPropsResolver.merge()on a live prop now throwsLogicException, andmergeon a live property is rejected in the other direction too. Props excluded from the initial response still contribute their listener metadata.Inertia::broadcastProps()onResponseFactory, which resolves props through aPropsResolverand returns them under__inertia.props.UnserializeCastin the Data package. It restores no objects unless classes are listed inallowedClasses(defaultfalse), supportsfailSilently, and rethrows coroutine cancellation instead of treating it as a failed cast.Senderand MCP'sRestrictHeadersToOrigin, headers written by an authenticator are removed after the first cross-origin hop and stay removed for the rest of the redirect chain.Coroutine.printLogand the after-created callback path rethrow cancellation-causedThrowables; DevToolsEntryStore/EntriesRepositoryandPropsResolverno longer swallow cancellation as storage or rescue failures.AbstractInstrumentation.schemaUrl; pool metric names change frommaxtodb.client.connection.limitandhypervel.object_pool.limit; incubating sem-conv constants are replaced with local literals for messaging, HTTP, and database attributes.maxnames break;merge()on a live prop andlive()on a mergeable prop now throwLogicExceptionin MergesProps.php;UnserializeCastdefaults now restore no objects (previously documented as removed entirely); redirect handling strips authenticator headers after cross-origin hops in Sender.php and RestrictHeadersToOrigin.php.Macroscope summarized bcb9393.
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