Sync Laravel updates: #58255 → #58336 by binaryfire · Pull Request #42 · hypervel/components-backup

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Laravel updates

#58255, #58701 — Document resetting email verification after an address change. The trait method and verification contract are already present; the new example shows how to use them together.
#58259, #58266 — Document the not-between and OR variants of havingBetween, and bring the console trait comments into line with current upstream wording. Existing query behavior and native types remain unchanged.
#58262, #58283, #58289 — Complete encryption test typing, framework fixture names and package references. Restore the collection split description while preserving its generic types and lazy behavior. Readable environment encryption and the collection argument guards were already implemented and tested.
#58254 — Complete binary-cast exception annotations and test conventions. Preserve Symfony UUID conversion, exact binary identifier recognition, reusable PDO streams and worker-state cleanup. Keep the deterministic binary test instead of upstream's random input, which can occasionally be valid text.
#58287, #53779 — Restore the missing filesystem fake tests for enum disk names, missing files, inherited exception settings and explicit overrides. Exercise the real local adapter and retain Hypervel's existing zero-valued enum and parallel-isolation coverage.
#58290, #58441 — Accept closure subqueries across all eight between and between-columns methods. Their native parameter types previously rejected closures before the existing subquery implementation could handle them. Extend the SQL and binding assertions and document the public subquery argument without adding another execution path.
#58291, #58304 — Complete current validation coverage for literal-dot keys and rules added through appendRules and sometimes. Document appending rules to an existing validator and preserve Hypervel's encoded attribute handling and lookup invalidation.
#58299, #58302 — Complete resource test conventions and exception annotations. Correct request fixtures that passed the URI and method in reverse order, preserving all collection conversion and wrapping assertions.
#58317, #58288 — Restore the remaining strict array-filter assertions and correct the examples to show preserved keys. Replace cloned-connection tests that repeated SELECT queries with actual insert, update and delete operations, using Hypervel's interpolated pretend-mode SQL.
#58311, Laravel docs #10999 — Clarify isolated Blade includes: they exclude parent-scope variables but still receive shared view data. Existing compiler behavior, creators, composers and integration coverage remain intact.
#58293, #58561, #58624, #58638, #59875, #59876, #59887 — Complete migration repository record types, callback signatures, schema result inference and MySQL DDL option types. Include the later upstream typing corrections and type fixtures. Preserve coroutine-local connection selection and session-bound schema operations.
#58094, #59711, #60402, Laravel docs #11025, #11348 — Restore scalar and string-backed enum queue-route registration coverage and the current documentation examples. Correct the listener, broadcast, scheduler and mail tests so they verify the selected connection as well as the queue.
#58978, #59718 — Recover database queue records that cannot be reserved so one invalid job cannot block the queue indefinitely. Preserve valid jobs on transient database failures, cancellation and commit-listener errors, and wait for the reservation transaction to unwind before recovery. Widen the attempts column in generated and Testbench jobs migrations. Successful reservations perform no additional queries.
#61188 — Add Queue::forward with enum-aware boot-time registration, current upstream tests and adapted documentation. Resolve dynamic listener, broadcast and notification queues before choosing their connection; explicit connections still win. Apply forwarding across the supported queue drivers and preserve child defaults when failover receives no queue argument. Regenerate affected facades and document worker queue selection and draining an existing source backlog.

Additional Hypervel fixes

Preserve blueprint resolver registration across Schema facade calls. Store the boot-time default callback on the existing proxy and apply it to fresh builders, without retaining pooled connections or making local builder overrides global. Schema::connection() now honors facade mocks, so tests using a mocked Schema facade must set the corresponding expectation.
Reject PDO sessions marked unknown even when no session configurators are registered. Reuse the existing recovery path to reconnect outside a transaction and reject use inside an active transaction. Healthy unconfigured access retains its allocation-free path.
Preserve SQLSTATE and PDO error metadata when wrapping nested concurrency errors in DeadlockException. Losing that metadata prevented outer transactions from retrying and could cause a valid queued job to be classified as invalid.
Resolve logical queue names once at the storage boundary. Database reservation and release no longer forward a destination a second time. Redis totals and inspection operate on discovered physical queues, including existing backlogs, while preserving Cluster hash tags and pooled connection ownership. Global totals no longer call per-queue size overrides; queue discovery remains the extension point. SQS FIFO validation checks the final destination.
Make Horizon clearing purge metadata for the forwarded destination on the selected connection. This prevents deleting dashboard records for jobs still queued on separate storage. Add an optional connection argument to the job repository's purge contract while retaining queue-wide purge when it is omitted. Non-Horizon drivers leave Horizon metadata alone. If connection aliases share the exact same physical queue, clearing removes that queue's jobs but leaves other aliases' dashboard records until expiry or trimming; this behavior is documented and tested.
Fix ineffective queue-connection assertions. QueueFake::connection() does not filter recorded jobs, so chaining it before a queue assertion could hide incorrect connection selection. Verify the factory call directly and correct the scheduler fixture's concealed connection-name typo.
Correct migration creation-hook types to permit a null table and avoid promising an already-existing migration class. Share schema defaults with their reset values and document the creation callback's worker lifetime.
Remove the invalid MySQL instant()->lock('none') example and explain that INSTANT permits only DEFAULT locking. Remove unsupported SQL Server-only definition metadata.

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added queue forwarding between queues and connections for jobs, events, mail, notifications, failover queues, and supported queue drivers.
- Added connection-scoped Horizon queue clearing and purge behavior.
- whereBetween and related query methods now accept closures directly.
- Added configurable schema blueprint resolvers.
Bug Fixes
- Improved handling of unknown database sessions, deadlocks, transaction failures, and queue reservation errors.
- Expanded queue-attempt storage capacity.
Documentation
- Clarified queue forwarding, Horizon clearing, validation, migrations, verification, and helper behavior.

Document resetting an email verification status after an address change, and describe the not-between and OR variants alongside havingBetween. These APIs and the later MustVerifyEmail contract addition already match the current Laravel source; no runtime changes are necessary. Port both upstream human-readable comment corrections in the console traits. Preserve Hypervel's native property types and existing behavior. Upstream: laravel/framework#58255 laravel/framework#58701 laravel/framework#58259 laravel/framework#58266 Compared complete PR diffs with Laravel 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. Checked Laravel docs first; the public usage explanations were absent. Formatting and diff checks pass. No runtime tests or static analysis needed for prose and comments.

Reconcile Laravel framework PRs #58262, #58283 and #58289 against 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. Readable environment-file encryption, format detection and all applicable upstream tests are already present, as are eager/lazy collection argument guards and exception docs. Complete the remaining Hypervel adaptations: natively type encryption tests and their tampered-payload provider, use Hypervel fixture names in both environment commands' tests, link the encryption package's existing documentation and upstream, and restore the inherited split description. Preserve atomic file replacement, permissions, cancellation behavior, existing regression assertions, collection generic metadata and laziness. This changes no production behavior and adds no tests. All three affected test files pass. Scoped PHP-CS-Fixer and git diff checks pass; production changes are documentation only. laravel/framework#58262 laravel/framework#58283 laravel/framework#58289

Restore all seven current upstream filesystem fake tests covering missing files, inherited throw settings, explicit overrides, and string-backed enum disks. Merge them into the existing StorageFakeTest so integer-zero enum, parallel-token, and temporary-URL coverage remain alongside the upstream cases. Use Hypervel's config helper, typed methods, and configured camelCase PHPUnit method names. Complete the current AsBinary and BinaryCodec exception annotations and required method/provider titles. Narrow the null/blank test parameters to nullable strings. Preserve Symfony UUID conversion, exact binary identifier recognition, reusable PDO streams, worker-state cleanup, and list-shaped format names. No production executable code changes. Add the filesystem documentation link and put its upstream reference after the existing differences section without changing those explanations. Laravel PRs: laravel/framework#58254 laravel/framework#58287 laravel/framework#53779 Port source: Laravel 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. The binary exception annotations incorporate the relevant current changes from #59016; its broader surface remains to be reconciled separately. Validation: all three changed test files pass; scoped PHP CS Fixer and whitespace checks pass. The filesystem tests exercise real local-adapter failures and overrides rather than only inspecting configuration.

Complete the supported subquery surface introduced by Laravel PRs #58290 and #58441. Both implementation bodies and their original regression tests were already present, but Hypervel's eight native column parameter unions rejected closures before the existing subquery parser could execute them. Add Closure to all eight between/between-columns signatures and their existing detailed annotations. Keep query construction, binding order and all method bodies unchanged: createSub already executes closures against a fresh query and retains only the resulting SQL and bindings. Extend the two existing forwarding tests with closure inputs alongside builder inputs, preserving their full SQL and binding assertions. Document the public subquery argument with a correlated example; the pinned Laravel docs do not yet describe it. Upstream: laravel/framework#58290 laravel/framework#58441 Source: 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2 Docs: 2914ba0b06c6be40c2f1f992555853f6266707d6 Validation: full DatabaseQueryBuilderTest, scoped PHP-CS-Fixer, both composer analyse passes, and git diff --check. Pre-fix probes reproduced TypeError for all eight closure inputs; the regression assertions now verify their SQL and binding order.

Port the four missing current Laravel validation cases for escaped-dot keys through constructor rules, appendRules and sometimes, and for successive pipe-separated appended rules. The implementation already handles these paths; preserve Hypervel's placeholder encoding, wildcard expansion and cached lookup invalidation. Restore addRules' upstream internal annotation and the resource collector's LogicException annotation. Correct two misleading upstream comments, and document appendRules at the public manually-created-validator surface. Resource collection conversion and wrapping coverage is already present. Correct the two inherited Request::create fixtures that reverse the URI and HTTP method, and complete the touched method/provider docblocks. Preserve every resource dataset and assertion. No production method body or native signature changes. Upstream: laravel/framework#58291 laravel/framework#58304 laravel/framework#58299 laravel/framework#58302 Source: 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2 Docs: 2914ba0b06c6be40c2f1f992555853f6266707d6 Validation: each changed test file passes (ValidationValidatorTest, ResourceTest and ResourceCollectionTest); scoped configured PHP-CS-Fixer and git diff --check pass. The final collection-stub docblock correction was followed by another successful ResourceCollectionTest run.

Bring the remaining tests and documentation for Laravel #58317, #58288 and #58311 into parity with framework source 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2 and docs source 2914ba0b06c6be40c2f1f992555853f6266707d6. Port the five strict empty-array assertions and correct four array-filtering examples to show preserved keys. Replace three mislabeled SELECT assertions with actual insert, update and delete calls through the cloned connection in pretend mode. Assert the interpolated SQL emitted by Hypervel and retain schema and original-connection isolation coverage. Type the local test helpers and remove stale Laravel annotations. Clarify that isolated Blade includes still receive shared view data. The array examples, duplicated SELECT checks and overly restrictive Blade wording also exist upstream; runtime behavior remains unchanged. Validated both affected PHPUnit classes immediately, their combined focused ParaTest run, scoped PHP-CS-Fixer and diff checks. Upstream: laravel/framework#58317 laravel/framework#58288 laravel/framework#58311 laravel/docs#10999

Port the current migration repository record shapes, batch maps, creation and connection resolver callbacks, Blueprint callbacks, schema return inference, and MySQL DDL lock value annotations. Include the later fixes for malformed unions and incorrect array/object annotations rather than reproducing the original typing defects. Creation hooks accept a nullable table name for generic migrations. Keep the prospective migration class name typed as string: the caller checks whether that class exists. Preserve coroutine connection routing and physical-session foreign-key suppression without changing runtime APIs. Document the creation hook's worker lifetime and share schema defaults with the existing static reset through typed constants. Correct the inherited MySQL DDL example: ALGORITHM=INSTANT permits only LOCK=DEFAULT. Keep the upstream compiler tests that verify clause forwarding. Remove unsupported SQL Server-only definition metadata. Add type fixtures for public repository records, callback inference, schema refinements, and exact first-class callable lock signatures. Schema facade generation remains unchanged because the generator simplifies these refinements; no manual facade changes are included. Upstream source: laravel/framework 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. laravel/framework#58293 laravel/framework#58561 laravel/framework#58624 laravel/framework#58638 laravel/framework#59875 laravel/framework#59876 laravel/framework#59887 Verified with full source/type analysis, focused migration and schema tests, formatting, and facade-generation lint.

Schema::blueprintResolver() configured a throwaway builder, so subsequent schema operations silently ignored the callback. Keep the facade default on the existing SchemaProxy and apply it to each freshly selected builder. Route Schema::connection() through that proxy as well, so named connections and usingConnection() receive the same configuration. Retain only the boot-time callback, never a builder or its pooled connection. Builder::blueprintResolver() stays instance-local, allowing a retained builder to override the default without affecting other builders. Document the default registrar's worker lifetime. The defect also exists in Laravel, whose Schema facade disables caching. Its earlier static Builder fix was introduced and reverted in: laravel/framework#55607 laravel/framework#55690 This fix preserves local builder state instead of restoring that design. Current callback types already incorporate: laravel/framework#55687 laravel/framework#56392 Upstream reference: 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. Approved testing difference: Schema::connection() now honors a mocked Schema facade instead of bypassing it for a real builder. Such tests must configure the connection expectation; ordinary application calls retain their API and connection selection. Add two real-application SQLite regressions for resolver arguments, default/named/temporary connection selection, create/alter callbacks, and local override isolation. Both fail before the fix and pass afterward. Focused database tests, full PHPStan analysis, formatting and Schema facade lint pass.

Restore Laravel's scalar-route and string-backed enum registration tests, including both direct and array registration. Preserve Hypervel's existing unit-enum and integer-backed enum coverage. Correct the listener, broadcast, scheduler and mail routing tests so they verify the selected connection. QueueFake::connection() ignores its argument, so chaining it before assertPushedOn() never tested connection selection and even concealed a queue-name typo in the scheduler test. Observe the factory call while preserving each test's queue and dispatch assertions. Explain the partial fakes beside their construction to prevent losing this coverage. Restore the current Laravel documentation's scalar queue-only example and Concerns namespace. Production behavior and public APIs are unchanged. Upstream framework: laravel/framework#58094 laravel/framework#59711 laravel/framework#60402 Source: 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2 Upstream documentation: laravel/docs#11025 laravel/docs#11348 Source: 2914ba0b06c6be40c2f1f992555853f6266707d6 Validation: each affected class passes, as does focused ParaTest including unique-job scheduling. Wrong-connection probes fail in all four corrected tests. Scoped formatting and diff checks pass.

Unconfigured connections bypassed session synchronization even after a physical transaction or cleanup failure marked their PDO state unknown. Subsequent reads and writes could continue inside a transaction whose rollback had failed. Keep the allocation-free fast path only for known sessions. Reuse the existing synchronization path to replace an unknown PDO outside transactions and reject its use inside an active transaction. Raw PDO access and physical cleanup remain unchanged; no additional state or recovery mechanism is introduced. Extend the existing write replacement, read replacement and active-transaction tests to run with and without registered configurators. Preserve the no-allocation regression for healthy unconfigured connections. Found while investigating Laravel framework PR laravel/framework#58978; this commit fixes the independent Hypervel session-state defect and does not port reservation recovery. Validation: focused database transaction/session tests, full source and type-fixture analysis, PHP-CS-Fixer and diff checks pass.

Port Laravel framework PRs #58978 and #59718 from the 13.x source at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2: laravel/framework#58978 laravel/framework#59718 Fail records that cannot be reserved so one invalid job cannot block the queue indefinitely. Recover only after the reservation transaction has unwound to its original depth. Exclude concurrency failures, lost connections and coroutine cancellation, and clear the recovery candidate after successful marshalling so commit or completion-listener failures do not delete a valid job. Preserve the original reservation error when ordinary failure handling also throws, while propagating cancellation. Widen attempts to unsignedSmallInteger in the generated jobs migration and Testbench skeleton. The upstream DatabaseJob record typing and Controller formatting changes are already present. Correct an adjacent transaction defect: nested concurrency failures lost their SQLSTATE and PDO errorInfo when wrapped in DeadlockException. That prevented outer transactions from retrying and misclassified valid queued jobs as invalid. Preserve the driver metadata while retaining the existing exception constructor arguments and defaults, adding string-code support. Add focused coverage for blocked queues, nested recovery, transient errors, cancellation, commit-listener failures, failed physical rollback and nested transaction retry with preserved error metadata. All recovery state is local to the invocation; no extra queries run on successful reservations. Validation: changed test files, focused queue/database ParaTest suites, Testbench package-mode suite, full source and type-fixture PHPStan, formatting and whitespace checks pass. Independent review also verified the full database package and the original nested-failure reproduction.

…ations Port laravel/framework#61188 from Laravel 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2, including all applicable upstream tests and current forwarding documentation. Add Queue::forward with enum-aware boot-time registration. Resolve forwarded connections after dynamic listener, broadcast and notification queue selection; retain explicit connection precedence and class-route fallback. Adapt storage boundaries for Database, Redis, Beanstalkd and SQS, including FIFO validation. Failover applies only its own connection-scoped forwards before delegation, leaving omitted defaults and unscoped forwarding to each storage driver. Correct upstream repeated forwarding during database reservation/release and Redis global size calculations. Jobs retain logical queue names while storage operations resolve them once. Redis totals and inspection use discovered physical keys directly, preserving pinned pooled connections, Cluster hash tags and pre-forward backlogs. Global totals no longer call per-queue size overrides; allQueueNames remains the discovery extension point. Correct Horizon clearing to purge the forwarded destination on the selected connection, preserving records for live jobs on separate storage. Add optional connection filtering to the existing purge operation and its repository contract. Retain one-argument queue-wide purge. Non-Horizon clearable drivers do not purge Horizon records, and unsupported drivers fail before any purge. When connection aliases share physical storage, clearing removes all queued jobs but leaves other aliases' dashboard records until expiry/trim; document and test this deliberate tradeoff without adding draining or temporary-key machinery. Regenerate affected facades and document forwarding, default-queue semantics, worker queue lists, draining existing backlogs and clear behavior. Add focused regressions for dynamic selection, zero identifiers, failover delegation, reservation/release chains, physical totals and Horizon metadata isolation. Validation: full source/type PHPStan, formatting and facade lint; affected ParaTest packages; SQLite reservation tests; Redis and Horizon integration tests on standalone Redis and Redis Cluster. Final review corrections and affected tests pass, including both separate and shared physical queue storage.

Integrate the database extensibility, query execution, schema typing and Testbench cleanup changes from 0.4. Resolve the two test-file conflicts by retaining both PHPUnit attribute imports and both sets of schema type assertions and custom-column fixtures. Preserve the parity branch session invalidation guards, closure subquery support and Schema facade behavior alongside the new driver boundaries. Validation: the changed connection test and composer fix pass on PHP 8.4, including formatting, full source and type-fixture analysis, the full parallel suite, Testbench package-mode tests and the dogfood package tests. Redis coverage used a dedicated local instance; unconfigured external-service cases were skipped.

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src/broadcasting/src/BroadcastManager.php
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src/events/src/Dispatcher.php
src/notifications/src/ChannelManager.php
src/queue/src/Capsule/Manager.php
src/queue/src/Concerns/RegistersQueueConnectors.php
src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php
src/queue/src/Queue.php
src/queue/src/QueueManager.php
src/queue/src/QueueRoutes.php
src/queue/src/QueueServiceProvider.php
src/support/src/Queue/Concerns/ResolvesQueueRoutes.php
src/support/src/Traits/CapsuleManagerTrait.php
tests/Database/DatabaseSchemaProxyTest.php
tests/Integration/Console/GeneratorCommandTest.php
tests/Integration/Mail/SendingQueuedMailTest.php
tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/DatabaseQueueReservationTest.php
tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/QueueCapsuleTest.php
tests/Integration/Queue/Redis/RedisQueueTest.php
tests/Queue/QueueBeanstalkdQueueTest.php
tests/Queue/QueueCapsuleManagerTest.php
tests/Queue/QueueDatabaseQueueUnitTest.php
tests/Queue/QueueRedisQueueTest.php
tests/Queue/QueueRouteContainerTest.php
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The pull request adds queue forwarding and connection-aware resolution across queue producers, queue drivers, and Horizon. It also improves database failure handling, schema and query type contracts, documentation, and test coverage.

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Queue routing and forwarding

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Forwarding contracts and resolution `src/queue/src/QueueRoutes.php`, `src/queue/src/Queue.php`, `src/queue/src/QueueManager.php`, `src/support/src/Queue/Concerns/ResolvesQueueRoutes.php`, `src/support/src/Facades/*`	Queue forwarding now supports destination queues, optional connections, enums, attributes, and connection-scoped resolution.
Queue drivers and dispatch integration `src/queue/src/*Queue.php`, `src/events/src/Dispatcher.php`, `src/broadcasting/src/BroadcastManager.php`, `src/notifications/src/NotificationSender.php`	Queue names and connections are resolved in the correct order across database, Redis, SQS, Beanstalkd, failover, events, broadcasts, and notifications.
Forwarding validation `tests/Queue/`, `tests/Events/QueuedEventsTest.php`, `tests/Bus/BusDispatcherTest.php`, `tests/Integration/Broadcasting/`, `tests/Integration/Mail/`, `tests/Notifications/`, `src/docs/queues.md`	Tests and documentation cover forwarding, connection precedence, scoped routes, physical queue keys, and producer behavior.

Database runtime and contracts

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Transaction and reservation failures `src/database/src/DeadlockException.php`, `src/database/src/Concerns/ManagesTransactions.php`, `src/database/src/PdoConnection.php`, `src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php`	Deadlock metadata and unknown PDO session states are preserved. Database queue reservation cleanup now distinguishes cancellation, concurrency, lost-connection, and ordinary failures.
Schema and query contracts `src/database/src/Schema/*`, `src/database/src/Query/Builder.php`, `src/support/src/Facades/Schema.php`	Schema defaults use typed constants. Blueprint resolvers can be configured. Between-query methods declare closure support.
Database validation `tests/Database/`, `tests/Integration/Queue/Database/`, `types/Database/*`	Tests cover nested transaction retries, schema resolver scope, queryable closures, queue reservation failures, and migration and schema types.

Horizon clearing

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Connection-aware purge flow `src/horizon/src/Console/ClearCommand.php`, `src/horizon/src/Contracts/JobRepository.php`, `src/horizon/src/Repositories/RedisJobRepository.php`, `src/horizon/src/LuaScripts.php`	Horizon validates clearable connections and purges Redis jobs by queue and optional connection.
Horizon coverage `tests/Integration/Horizon/*`, `src/docs/horizon.md`	Tests and documentation cover forwarded queues, shared Redis storage, isolated connections, unsupported drivers, and preserved job records.

Documentation and maintenance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Documentation and annotations `src/docs/`, `src/collections/`, `src/console/`, `src/database/src/Migrations/`, `src/support/src/BinaryCodec.php`, `src/validation/src/Validator.php`	PHPDoc and guide text now describe callback types, return shapes, exceptions, queue behavior, validation, array keys, and package references.
Test maintenance `tests/Encryption/`, `tests/Integration/Console/`, `tests/Integration/Filesystem/`, `tests/Integration/Http/`, `tests/Support/`, `tests/Validation/`	Tests gain strict types, corrected fixtures, storage fake coverage, request argument corrections, and additional validation assertions.

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  participant Producer
  participant QueueManager
  participant QueueRoutes
  participant QueueDriver
  Producer->>QueueManager: dispatch queueable work
  QueueManager->>QueueRoutes: resolve forwarded queue and connection
  QueueRoutes-->>QueueManager: destination queue and connection
  QueueManager->>QueueDriver: push work using resolved routing

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Move these tests to their package directories.

The repository convention reserves tests/Integration/{PackageName}/ for tests that require separately configured services or public APIs. These tests use the in-process Testbench application with mocks and fakes. Move them under tests/{PackageName}/. PHPUnit still discovers both locations, so this is a layout consistency issue.
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In `@tests/Queue/QueueRoutesTest.php`:
- Around line 125-126: Update QueueRoutesTest.php at lines 125-126, 173, 187,
and 192 so every getConnection() call passes the queue name as its second
argument: use 'reports' and 'other' at lines 125-126, 'updates' at line 173, the
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In `@tests/Integration/Console/EnvironmentDecryptCommandTest.php`:
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src/support/src/Facades/Schema.php can resolve the database from the global container instead of the application supplied to Schema::setFacadeApplication(), causing connections to use the wrong configuration; preserve the configured facade container when resolving Schema::connection().
src/queue/src/QueueManager.php stores forwarding routes in a transient registry when Hypervel\Queue\Capsule\Manager has no application container, so dispatches can silently remain on the source queue; make the forwarding and queue resolution state persistent for this usage.
src/queue/src/Queue.php allows the sync driver to bypass Queue::resolveQueue(), leaving forwarded jobs with the source queue name while other drivers use the destination; resolve the queue before handing the job to SyncQueue.
tests/Queue/QueueDatabaseQueueUnitTest.php binds a mock under an interface while Job::fail() resolves the concrete Hypervel\Events\Dispatcher, which can make the ordinary-failure path fail for test setup reasons; bind or resolve the same dispatcher type used by the job.

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<file name="src/support/src/Facades/Schema.php">

<violation number="1" location="src/support/src/Facades/Schema.php:81">
P2: When `Schema::setFacadeApplication($app)` uses a container different from `Container::getInstance()`, `Schema::connection()` now resolves the database from the global container through `SchemaProxy`, ignoring the configured facade application. Route the proxy through the facade's container (while retaining the proxy call so resolver state and mocks continue to work).</violation>
</file>

<file name="tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/DatabaseQueueReservationTest.php">

<violation number="1" location="tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/DatabaseQueueReservationTest.php:51">
P2: For the `['failover', 'processing']` parametrization of `testFailoverForwardsOnceBeforeStoringOnTheFallbackConnection`, the test asserts the forwarded queue name reaches the child connections, but the implementation never propagates it. `FailoverQueue::pushRaw` computes `$queue = $this->resolveForwardedQueue($queue)` and then delegates via `attemptOnAllConnections(__FUNCTION__, func_get_args())`. `func_get_args()` returns the caller's original arguments, not the reassigned `$queue`, so the delegated call is `pushRaw($payload, 'reports', [])`, not `pushRaw($payload, 'processing')`. Concretely: (1) the primary mock's `->with($payload, 'processing')` never matches (the actual arg is `'reports'`), and (2) the fallback `DatabaseQueue` has `connectionName = 'database'`, and the forward is scoped to connection `'failover'` (`forward(..., connection: 'failover')`), so `resolveQueue('reports')` on the storage driver returns `'reports'` unchanged and the row is stored in queue `'reports'`, failing `assertSame('processing', ...->queue)`. The test encodes the intended "forward once" behavior (FailoverQueue forwards a 'failover'-scoped route and the storage driver then sees an already-forwarded queue), but that contract does not hold as written. Fix either side: make `FailoverQueue` pass the resolved (forwarded) queue name to each child connection, or change the test/assertion to match the actual un-forwarded delegation.</violation>
</file>

<file name="src/queue/src/Queue.php">

<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/Queue.php:46">
P2: When the `sync` driver handles a forwarded queue, `SyncQueue` bypasses `Queue::resolveQueue()`, so the job still uses the source queue name while other drivers use the destination. Resolve the queue before `SyncQueue` creates or executes the payload.</violation>
</file>

<file name="src/queue/src/QueueManager.php">

<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/QueueManager.php:182">
P2: When `Hypervel\Queue\Capsule\Manager` is used without an application container, this call registers the forward in a transient route registry, so dispatches continue using the original queue. Make forwarding and queue operations resolve one persistent `QueueRoutes` instance from the manager's container.</violation>
</file>

<file name="tests/Queue/QueueDatabaseQueueUnitTest.php">

<violation number="1" location="tests/Queue/QueueDatabaseQueueUnitTest.php:1034">
P2: In the `ordinary failure` case, `Job::fail()` reaches its `finally` block, which resolves `Dispatcher::class` (`Hypervel\Events\Dispatcher`, the concrete class) via `$this->resolve(...)`. The helper only binds the mock under the `DispatcherContract` interface, so a fresh `Container` builds a real `Dispatcher` by reflection instead of returning the `$events` mock. The `hasListeners(JobFailed::class)` expectation on the mock is therefore never satisfied and Mockery fails the test at teardown ("should be called exactly 1 times but called 0 times"). Bind the mock under `Dispatcher::class` as well (`$container->instance(Dispatcher::class, $events);`), or have the production resolution return the contract mock, so the assertion actually exercises the intended path.</violation>
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cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T10:19:57Z

+     */
+    public function forward(array|string|UnitEnum $queue, UnitEnum|string|null $to = null, UnitEnum|string|null $connection = null): void
+    {
+        $this->queueRoutes()->forward($queue, $to, $connection);


P2: When Hypervel\Queue\Capsule\Manager is used without an application container, this call registers the forward in a transient route registry, so dispatches continue using the original queue. Make forwarding and queue operations resolve one persistent QueueRoutes instance from the manager's container.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/queue/src/QueueManager.php, line 182: <comment>When `Hypervel\Queue\Capsule\Manager` is used without an application container, this call registers the forward in a transient route registry, so dispatches continue using the original queue. Make forwarding and queue operations resolve one persistent `QueueRoutes` instance from the manager's container.</comment> <file context> @@ -169,6 +169,19 @@ public function route(array|string $class, UnitEnum|string|null $queue = null, U + */ + public function forward(array|string|UnitEnum $queue, UnitEnum|string|null $to = null, UnitEnum|string|null $connection = null): void + { + $this->queueRoutes()->forward($queue, $to, $connection); + } + </file context>

Fixed in ce5f3cf, 667a9ef, and d4abf1b. Queue managers and their consumers now resolve routes through their owning container and reuse its registry, including standalone Capsule. This also exposed two earlier Capsule construction problems: its configuration repository lacked the typed getters its consumers use, and its connector setup constructed an application-only service provider with a plain container. Capsule now uses the native configuration repository and shares connector registration with the provider. Regression coverage checks standalone dispatch, separate owning/global containers, and container rebindings. The public Capsule API is unchanged.

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T10:19:57Z

-        $app = static::$app;
-
-        return $app->make('db')->connection($name)->getSchemaBuilder();
+        return static::getFacadeRoot()->connection($name);


P2: When Schema::setFacadeApplication($app) uses a container different from Container::getInstance(), Schema::connection() now resolves the database from the global container through SchemaProxy, ignoring the configured facade application. Route the proxy through the facade's container (while retaining the proxy call so resolver state and mocks continue to work).

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/support/src/Facades/Schema.php, line 81: <comment>When `Schema::setFacadeApplication($app)` uses a container different from `Container::getInstance()`, `Schema::connection()` now resolves the database from the global container through `SchemaProxy`, ignoring the configured facade application. Route the proxy through the facade's container (while retaining the proxy call so resolver state and mocks continue to work).</comment> <file context> @@ -79,10 +78,7 @@ class Schema extends Facade - $app = static::$app; - - return $app->make('db')->connection($name)->getSchemaBuilder(); + return static::getFacadeRoot()->connection($name); } </file context>

Fixed in e5ad984. SchemaProxy receives its owning container from the provider and resolves db through that container for each operation. This preserves facade application selection, blueprint resolver configuration, and connection overrides without retaining a coroutine's pooled connection. The regression checks both named and default operations while the global container differs from the facade application.

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T10:19:57Z

+
+        $container = new Container;
+        $events = m::mock(DispatcherContract::class);
+        $container->instance(DispatcherContract::class, $events);


P2: In the ordinary failure case, Job::fail() reaches its finally block, which resolves Dispatcher::class (Hypervel\Events\Dispatcher, the concrete class) via $this->resolve(...). The helper only binds the mock under the DispatcherContract interface, so a fresh Container builds a real Dispatcher by reflection instead of returning the $events mock. The hasListeners(JobFailed::class) expectation on the mock is therefore never satisfied and Mockery fails the test at teardown ("should be called exactly 1 times but called 0 times"). Bind the mock under Dispatcher::class as well ($container->instance(Dispatcher::class, $events);), or have the production resolution return the contract mock, so the assertion actually exercises the intended path.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/Queue/QueueDatabaseQueueUnitTest.php, line 1034: <comment>In the `ordinary failure` case, `Job::fail()` reaches its `finally` block, which resolves `Dispatcher::class` (`Hypervel\Events\Dispatcher`, the concrete class) via `$this->resolve(...)`. The helper only binds the mock under the `DispatcherContract` interface, so a fresh `Container` builds a real `Dispatcher` by reflection instead of returning the `$events` mock. The `hasListeners(JobFailed::class)` expectation on the mock is therefore never satisfied and Mockery fails the test at teardown ("should be called exactly 1 times but called 0 times"). Bind the mock under `Dispatcher::class` as well (`$container->instance(Dispatcher::class, $events);`), or have the production resolution return the contract mock, so the assertion actually exercises the intended path.</comment> <file context> @@ -955,6 +1018,36 @@ public function testInvalidInspectedPayloadIdentifiesItsQueueAndRecord(): void + + $container = new Container; + $events = m::mock(DispatcherContract::class); + $container->instance(DispatcherContract::class, $events); + $queue = m::mock(DatabaseQueue::class, [$resolver, null, 'jobs']) + ->makePartial() </file context>

No change needed. Job.php imports Hypervel\Contracts\Events\Dispatcher, so Dispatcher::class in Job::fail() is the interface already bound by this fixture. It does not resolve the concrete dispatcher. The ordinary-failure test satisfies the mock expectation and passes.

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T10:19:57Z

+
+        $id = $queue->pushRaw($payload, 'reports');
+
+        $this->assertSame('processing', $database->getDatabase()->table('jobs')->find($id)->queue);


P2: For the ['failover', 'processing'] parametrization of testFailoverForwardsOnceBeforeStoringOnTheFallbackConnection, the test asserts the forwarded queue name reaches the child connections, but the implementation never propagates it. FailoverQueue::pushRaw computes $queue = $this->resolveForwardedQueue($queue) and then delegates via attemptOnAllConnections(__FUNCTION__, func_get_args()). func_get_args() returns the caller's original arguments, not the reassigned $queue, so the delegated call is pushRaw($payload, 'reports', []), not pushRaw($payload, 'processing'). Concretely: (1) the primary mock's ->with($payload, 'processing') never matches (the actual arg is 'reports'), and (2) the fallback DatabaseQueue has connectionName = 'database', and the forward is scoped to connection 'failover' (forward(..., connection: 'failover')), so resolveQueue('reports') on the storage driver returns 'reports' unchanged and the row is stored in queue 'reports', failing assertSame('processing', ...->queue). The test encodes the intended "forward once" behavior (FailoverQueue forwards a 'failover'-scoped route and the storage driver then sees an already-forwarded queue), but that contract does not hold as written. Fix either side: make FailoverQueue pass the resolved (forwarded) queue name to each child connection, or change the test/assertion to match the actual un-forwarded delegation.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At tests/Integration/Queue/Database/Sqlite/DatabaseQueueReservationTest.php, line 51: <comment>For the `['failover', 'processing']` parametrization of `testFailoverForwardsOnceBeforeStoringOnTheFallbackConnection`, the test asserts the forwarded queue name reaches the child connections, but the implementation never propagates it. `FailoverQueue::pushRaw` computes `$queue = $this->resolveForwardedQueue($queue)` and then delegates via `attemptOnAllConnections(__FUNCTION__, func_get_args())`. `func_get_args()` returns the caller's original arguments, not the reassigned `$queue`, so the delegated call is `pushRaw($payload, 'reports', [])`, not `pushRaw($payload, 'processing')`. Concretely: (1) the primary mock's `->with($payload, 'processing')` never matches (the actual arg is `'reports'`), and (2) the fallback `DatabaseQueue` has `connectionName = 'database'`, and the forward is scoped to connection `'failover'` (`forward(..., connection: 'failover')`), so `resolveQueue('reports')` on the storage driver returns `'reports'` unchanged and the row is stored in queue `'reports'`, failing `assertSame('processing', ...->queue)`. The test encodes the intended "forward once" behavior (FailoverQueue forwards a 'failover'-scoped route and the storage driver then sees an already-forwarded queue), but that contract does not hold as written. Fix either side: make `FailoverQueue` pass the resolved (forwarded) queue name to each child connection, or change the test/assertion to match the actual un-forwarded delegation.</comment> <file context> @@ -0,0 +1,272 @@ + + $id = $queue->pushRaw($payload, 'reports'); + + $this->assertSame('processing', $database->getDatabase()->table('jobs')->find($id)->queue); + $this->assertSame(1, $database->getDatabase()->table('jobs')->count()); + } </file context>

No change needed. In PHP, func_get_args() includes the current value of a reassigned parameter. It also does not add omitted optional arguments. Here it passes the forwarded queue to the child connections. The SQLite regression passes with the row stored on processing, including the failover-scoped case. Changing the assertion to the source queue would weaken the behavior this test protects.

cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T10:19:57Z

 {
    use InteractsWithTime;
    use ReadsQueueAttributes;
+    use ResolvesQueueRoutes;


P2: When the sync driver handles a forwarded queue, SyncQueue bypasses Queue::resolveQueue(), so the job still uses the source queue name while other drivers use the destination. Resolve the queue before SyncQueue creates or executes the payload.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/queue/src/Queue.php, line 46: <comment>When the `sync` driver handles a forwarded queue, `SyncQueue` bypasses `Queue::resolveQueue()`, so the job still uses the source queue name while other drivers use the destination. Resolve the queue before `SyncQueue` creates or executes the payload.</comment> <file context> @@ -42,6 +43,7 @@ abstract class Queue { use InteractsWithTime; use ReadsQueueAttributes; + use ResolvesQueueRoutes; /** </file context>

Leaving this unchanged. SyncQueue executes the job directly; it has no destination storage queue to rename. A job's logical queue name is also intentionally distinct from its storage destination on asynchronous drivers. Forwarded connection selection happens before the driver executes. Rewriting the synchronous job's queue label does not fix a demonstrated dispatch or storage failure and would change existing behavior.

Limit destructive reservation recovery to QueryException. Before-query callbacks, query-executed listeners and duration handlers can throw after a valid job is selected; treating every exception as an invalid record deleted that job after rollback. Keep transaction-state, concurrency and lost-connection checks for actual query failures. Cancellation now naturally bypasses recovery, while cleanup still preserves the original query error or propagates cancellation. No additional successful-path work or shared state is introduced. Add SQLite regressions for all three observer phases and use QueryException fixtures so the existing transient-error and cleanup tests continue exercising recovery. Preserve the overflow recovery regression. Corrects an upstream defect in laravel/framework#58978, compared against Laravel 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2. Verified affected queue/database suites, full PHPStan source/type checks, and formatting.

Describe the optional queue argument as the logical queue already selected by the caller. It overrides queueable queue metadata when choosing a forwarded connection; an explicit class-route connection still takes precedence. Document the same contract on QueueRoutes and the shared resolver concern used by dispatchers and mailables. This is a PHPDoc-only clarification with no runtime, signature or generated facade change. Follows the port of laravel/framework#61188. Verified resolver callers and precedence, existing QueueRoutes tests, formatting and source/type analysis.

Restore current Laravel tests for terminal PHP extension removal, view-name directory conversion, embedded extension preservation and case-insensitive reserved class names. Keep the separate Hypervel unit tests for generator behavior. Copy from Laravel 13.x at 01d008c9b5f32cb7c5e50a9a22273113d810b2a2 and adapt namespaces, Testbench, strict/native types and provider documentation. Preserve every upstream case and assertion. Additionally assert that reserved names create no class file, registering only that exact path for existing published-file cleanup. Relevant upstream history: laravel/framework#48667, laravel/framework#51842, laravel/framework#51847 and laravel/framework#51924. Verified the new test, combined generator and queue-route coverage, console integration tests and formatting. Generated files use the disposable Testbench application and existing cleanup lifecycle.

The schema facade delegates named connections through SchemaProxy so registered blueprint resolvers apply. That proxy previously resolved the database manager from the global container, bypassing the application configured on the facade. Pass the binding container into the proxy and resolve its database manager for each operation. This preserves container swaps, coroutine-local connection selection and fresh builders without retaining pooled connections. Add a regression covering named and default facade calls with a different global container. Verified affected schema, database and facade tests, formatting and full static analysis.

A connection-scoped forward applies only on its configured connection. queue:clear selects its connection before resolving a destination, so using another connection clears the source queue instead. Document that selection next to queue forwarding and retain the warning that clearing a shared destination also removes jobs sent through other logical names. Unscoped forwards continue to apply on every connection. Checked the wording against ClearCommand and QueueRoutes, including scoped and unscoped forwarding.

QueueFake records the logical dispatch while storage drivers apply the destination forward. Explain that distinction beside the assertion so the source queue is not mistaken for missing forwarding coverage. Keep the existing connection-selection expectation and logical-queue assertion intact. Verified the queued mail test file independently.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR synchronizes Hypervel with Laravel updates (#58255 to #58336), introducing key enhancements such as the Queue::forward mechanism and improved job recovery for database queues. While the functional requirements are met and all required test scenarios are present, the PR is currently marked as 'not up to standards' due to 17 new quality issues.

Of particular concern are significant complexity increases in src/queue/src/QueueRoutes.php (+18) and src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php (+12). These core files now handle more intricate logic for queue routing and job reservation, making them higher-risk areas for future maintenance. No critical security flaws were identified, but the implementation relies on implicit boolean truthiness and assignments within conditions that violate the project's strict coding standards.

About this PR

The PR currently introduces 17 new code quality issues. Please address the flagged style and logic concerns to bring the branch back up to standard.
Both DatabaseQueue.php and QueueRoutes.php have seen substantial increases in cyclomatic complexity. While these changes support the new forwarding and recovery features, please ensure the logic remains maintainable through future refactoring.

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Verify whereBetween accepts and correctly compiles Closure subqueries
Verify Queue::forward correctly routes jobs and broadcasts to specified connections
Verify database queue recovers a job that fails reservation due to invalidity (e.g. max attempts reached)
Verify Schema blueprint resolver persists when switching between different connections via the facade
Verify Horizon purge operation correctly filters by connection name in Redis via Lua scripts
Verify Arr::exceptValues and Arr::onlyValues preserve original array keys during filtering

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Capsule bootstrap installed Fluent as the configuration service, whose string getter returns Stringable. QueueManager requires a native string for the default connection, so resolving that connection could throw a TypeError. Install Config Repository when no config binding exists and preserve any supplied binding unchanged. Database and Queue Capsules sharing a container now use the same typed configuration API. No compatibility branch or cast is added to the queue manager. Cover the native string getter and supplied configuration identity. Verified the Support Capsule tests, composed SQLite Capsules, affected database and queue tests, full source/type analysis, and formatting.

Queue Capsule constructed a service provider that requires an Application, passing a bare Container instead. The existing comment and analysis suppression hid a real constructor TypeError. Extract connector registration into a shared concern used by the provider and Capsule. Preserve the nine connector hooks, their signatures, lazy construction, and exception reporting. Failover captures the manager receiving the connector registration rather than resolving an unrelated or missing queue binding. Have the provider route binding reuse the container-owned concrete registry, preserving routes registered before the provider. This completes the standalone bootstrap boundary used by the queue forwarding port from laravel/framework#61188. Add real standalone sync dispatch, named connection, and failover ownership coverage. Verified affected queue and database tests, existing lazy connector and exception-reporting coverage, full source/type analysis, and formatting.

Queue routing consulted the global container even when a manager or dispatcher belonged to another container. Without a provider binding, it created a fresh registry for every lookup, immediately losing route and forwarding registrations. Resolve routes from the existing owner across queue managers, queues, bus and event dispatchers, broadcasting, and notifications. Honor explicit route-service replacements and use the native auto-singleton for unbound registries. Preserve supported container-less queue access and the routing trait default. No per-job shared state, collaborator cache, additional I/O, or new lifecycle mechanism is introduced. Complete the standalone routing behavior associated with laravel/framework#61188. Cover owner/global isolation, replacements, persistent registrations, provider boot, and a real forwarded SQLite queue shared by Database and Queue Capsules. Correct existing reservation fixtures to register routes with their queue owner. Use partial concrete container mocks only where queue tests now require real routing resolution, preserving event counts, payload assertions, cancellation and error behavior, and the assertion that small SQS payloads do not resolve overflow storage. Validated each changed test file, affected Queue/Bus/Events/Notifications/Broadcasting/Capsule/Database tests with ParaTest, real Redis integration, full source/type analysis, and formatting. Final review confirmed the regression assertions fail against the previous behavior.

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binaryfire · 2026-09-10T11:53:29Z

@coderabbitai @cubic-dev-ai @codacy-production The corrections are pushed through d4abf1b.

Database reservation recovery now handles query failures without deleting valid jobs when a query observer throws. Regression coverage verifies that the job remains available.
Schema operations now use the facade's owning container, preserving connection selection and blueprint resolvers without holding a pooled connection.
Standalone Capsules now use the native configuration repository. Queue Capsule shares connector registration with the service provider, and queue routing resolves through each consumer's owning container. Public Capsule usage remains unchanged.
Added the missing upstream generator integration tests and clarified caller-selected queues, connection-scoped clearing, and the logical queue assertion in the mail test.

The remaining findings do not require code changes:

getConnection() already reads the property set by onQueue() through ReadsClassAttributes. The tests deliberately cover that fallback.
The console integration tests retain their upstream directory mapping. Moving them would conflict with the porting convention.
Job::fail() resolves the dispatcher contract already bound by its fixture. PHP's func_get_args() includes reassigned parameter values, and the failover storage regression passes.
Synchronous execution has no destination storage queue to rename. The mail fake records logical queue names; storage forwarding is covered separately.
Codacy's 17 annotations require explicit boolean comparisons that do not match our conventions. The flagged boolean expressions, typed array, and nullable job record already behave correctly. The complexity totals identify no additional defect or concrete simplification.

Formatting, source and type analysis, and the affected tests passed. Each inline finding has a reply with its disposition.

binaryfire · 2026-09-10T11:53:34Z

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cubic-dev-ai · 2026-09-10T11:53:58Z

@coderabbitai @cubic-dev-ai @codacy-production The corrections are pushed through d4abf1b.

Database reservation recovery now handles query failures without deleting valid jobs when a query observer throws. Regression coverage verifies that the job remains available.

Schema operations now use the facade's owning container, preserving connection selection and blueprint resolvers without holding a pooled connection.

Standalone Capsules now use the native configuration repository. Queue Capsule shares connector registration with the service provider, and queue routing resolves through each consumer's owning container. Public Capsule usage remains unchanged.
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@binaryfire That all reads consistent with what's in the diff.

The points that land cleanly for me:

getConnection() vs onQueue() — keeping the fallback covered by tests is the right call. QueueFake::connection() ignoring its argument means you can't lean on it for selection, so asserting the factory call directly is the only way to actually verify connection choice.
Sync driver queue label — matches the convention we've been holding: SyncQueue executes in-process, so there's no destination storage queue to rename. The logical label is expected, not a defect.
func_get_args() / dispatcher fixture — that's correct PHP behavior; reassigned parameters still appear in func_get_args(), so the failover regression passing is legitimate.
Console/test directory mapping — respecting the upstream porting convention over relocating files is a defensible tradeoff.

The only things I can't fully verify from the snippets alone are the nullability of the job record and the Codacy boolean-comparison conventions — those are style-framework decisions, and if they match how the rest of Hypervel is written, leaving them is fine. The complexity total pointing at no concrete simplification is a reasonable close.

No outstanding objections from my side on the dispositions. Formatting, static analysis, and the affected suites passing is the signal that matters here.

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Adding the caller-selected queue parameter description made its PHPDoc union authoritative for facade generation. The generated Broadcast, Bus, Event, Notification, and Queue annotations still reflected the native union order, causing FacadeDocblocksTest to fail in both PHP 8.4 and PHP 8.5 CI. Regenerate the five affected method annotations with composer facade. The accepted types and runtime behavior are unchanged; only the union member order differs. Follow-up to the queue forwarding port: laravel/framework#61188. Verified the existing facade consistency regression fails before regeneration and passes afterward. Full formatting and source/type analysis pass; the final generated diff was reviewed.

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ast-grep outline src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php --items all --type method --match 'pop|markJobAsFailedIfWillExceedMaxAttempts' || true
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ast-grep outline src/queue/src/Capsule/Manager.php --items all --type method --match 'getQueueManager|connectorContainer' || true
ast-grep outline src/queue/src/QueueServiceProvider.php --items all --type method --match 'register|connectorContainer' || true
ast-grep outline src/support/src/Queue/Concerns/ResolvesQueueRoutes.php --items all --type method --match 'queueRoutes|resolveConnectionFromQueueRoute|queueRoutesContainer' || true

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  tests/Integration/Console/GeneratorCommandTest.php \
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@binaryfire Thanks for the detailed disposition.

I verified d4abf1b74. The queue route resolution now uses the owning container. The commit also adds coverage for container isolation, persistent route registration, and standalone Capsule forwarding.

I also confirmed the existing QueueRoutes::getConnection() fallback. It reads the queue property set by Queueable::onQueue() when the explicit queue argument is null. This matches the retrieved project guidance and the intended tests.

The reported reservation, schema, generator, and queue assertion corrections are consistent with the changed tests and implementations. The stated remaining findings do not require additional changes.

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URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components-backup/pull/42

Timestamp: 2026-09-10T12:07:11.804Z
Learning: In Hypervel console generator integration tests, retain the upstream directory mapping. Moving these tests conflicts with the project's Laravel porting convention.

Learnt from: binaryfire
URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components-backup/pull/42

Timestamp: 2026-09-10T12:07:11.804Z
Learning: In Hypervel queue tests, `QueueFake` records logical queue names and does not validate destination storage forwarding. Tests for fake queues must assert logical queue names; tests for storage drivers must cover forwarded destination queues separately.

Learnt from: binaryfire
URL: https://github.com/hypervel/components-backup/pull/42

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Learning: In Hypervel synchronous queue execution, there is no destination storage queue to rename. Queue forwarding behavior for destination storage must be verified with an asynchronous storage driver.

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File: tests/Queue/QueueRoutesTest.php:125-126
Timestamp: 2026-09-10T11:53:46.274Z
Learning: In `src/queue/src/QueueRoutes.php`, `QueueRoutes::getConnection(object $queueable, UnitEnum|string|null $queue = null)` resolves forwarded connections from the explicit second argument when supplied. When it is `null`, it uses `ReadsClassAttributes::getAttributeValue($queueable, QueueAttribute::class, 'queue')`, which reads a non-default queueable instance `queue` property set by `Queueable::onQueue()`. Tests that omit the second argument intentionally cover this fallback behavior, including normalized enum and zero queue values.

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Database reservation recovery could mistake a query issued by an observer for a failed reservation update and delete an otherwise valid job after rollback. Restrict recovery to exceptions matching the held database connection name, reservation SQL and prepared bindings. Compile the expected update with the existing query grammar using the already-mutated job record. This adds no SQL execution, shared state or work to successful reservations. Preserve transient-error, transaction-depth, cancellation and cleanup behavior; document the predicate alongside the reservation override boundary. Extend SQLite regressions across before-query, executed-query and duration observers, including identical SQL with different job bindings. Name the storage fixture distinctly from the queue and resolver identities. Keep the cleanup unit test focused on cleanup failure. Validation: changed test files, complete queue and database package suites, full source/type analysis, formatting and diff checks pass. All four new regression cases fail without the predicate. Corrects recovery ported from Laravel framework PRs: laravel/framework#58978 laravel/framework#59718

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In src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php, pop() cannot distinguish an observer failure from markJobAsReserved() when the SQL and bindings match, so it may fail and delete a queued job; make the failure source distinguishable before allowing deletion.

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<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php:512">
P2: When an observer fails with the exact same reservation SQL and bindings, this check cannot distinguish that failure from `markJobAsReserved()`. `pop()` then fails and deletes the queued job even though the reservation update did not cause the exception; track the reservation operation’s origin instead of relying only on query metadata.</violation>
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+                && $database->transactionLevel() === $transactionLevel
+                && ! $this->causedByConcurrencyError($exception)
+                && ! $this->causedByLostConnection($exception)
+                && $this->causedByReservationQuery($exception, $database, $jobRecord)) {


P2: When an observer fails with the exact same reservation SQL and bindings, this check cannot distinguish that failure from markJobAsReserved(). pop() then fails and deletes the queued job even though the reservation update did not cause the exception; track the reservation operation’s origin instead of relying only on query metadata.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/queue/src/DatabaseQueue.php, line 512: <comment>When an observer fails with the exact same reservation SQL and bindings, this check cannot distinguish that failure from `markJobAsReserved()`. `pop()` then fails and deletes the queued job even though the reservation update did not cause the exception; track the reservation operation’s origin instead of relying only on query metadata.</comment> <file context> @@ -504,10 +504,12 @@ public function pop(?string $queue = null): ?Job && ! $this->causedByConcurrencyError($exception) - && ! $this->causedByLostConnection($exception)) { + && ! $this->causedByLostConnection($exception) + && $this->causedByReservationQuery($exception, $database, $jobRecord)) { try { (new DatabaseJob( </file context>

The metadata comparison cannot distinguish an observer failure with an identical connection name, SQL and bindings. We considered that limitation when choosing this fix. It requires matching the reservation's job ID, timestamp and attempt count as well as the statement and connection name.

We are declining operation-origin tracking here. The finding does not demonstrate a realistic usage that needs it, and adding tracking across database execution would introduce broader machinery for this narrow collision. The current correction covers real observer query failures, including identical SQL updating a different job, without adding queries, shared state or work to successful reservations.

A concrete application example reaching this collision would be useful evidence to revisit the decision.

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		$id = $queue->pushRaw($payload, 'reports');

		$this->assertSame('processing', $database->getDatabase()->table('jobs')->find($id)->queue);

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