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# Changelog
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New updates and improvements to Laravel’s open source products.
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## July 2025
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## Laravel Framework 12.x
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### Added Verbose Output for `queue:work`
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Pull requests by [@seriquynh](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/56086)
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& [@amirhshokri](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/56095)
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1php artisan queue:work --verbose
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2// App\Jobs\UrgentAction 85 high
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3// App\Jobs\NormalAction 84 default
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php artisan queue:work --verbose
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// App\Jobs\UrgentAction 85 high
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// App\Jobs\NormalAction 84 default
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With `--verbose`, you’ll now see queue names alongside each job and job ID,
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making multi-queue debugging straightforward and saving you time when tracing
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issues.
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### `Uri` Implements `JsonSerializable`
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Pull request by
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[@devajmeireles](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/56097)
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1echo json_encode(new Uri('/path?x=1'));
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2// "http://localhost:8000/path?x=1"
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echo json_encode(new Uri('/path?x=1'));
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// "http://localhost:8000/path?x=1"
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This release fixes a serialization bug, properly converting the URI to a
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string when serializing a larger JSON object that contains the URI as a value.
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### Added `doesntStartWith()` & `doesntEndWith()` `Str` Methods
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Pull request by
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[@balboacodes](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/56168)
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1str('apple')->doesntStartWith('b'); // true
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2str('apple')->doesntEndWith('e'); // false
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str('apple')->doesntStartWith('b'); // true
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str('apple')->doesntEndWith('e'); // false
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The inverse of `startsWith`/`endsWith`, these new methods allow you to
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fluently test for starting and ending characters in your string.
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### Closure Support in `pluck()`
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Pull request by [@ralphjsmit](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/56188)
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1$users->pluck(fn($u) => $u->email, fn($u) => strtoupper($u->name));
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$users->pluck(fn($u) => $u->email, fn($u) => strtoupper($u->name));
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You can now dynamically generate keys and values via callbacks. Instead of
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mapping then plucking, you get a single, flexible method that reduces steps
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and keeps intent clear.
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## Pint
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### Added `--parallel` Option
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Pull request by [@nunomaduro](https://github.com/laravel/pint/pull/376)
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1./vendor/bin/pint --parallel
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./vendor/bin/pint --parallel
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By leveraging PHP CS Fixer’s parallel runner,
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[Pint](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/pint) now formats files concurrently. On
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large codebases that once took minutes, you’ll see results in seconds,
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speeding up both local workflows and CI pipelines for a clear quality of life
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win.
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## Telescope
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### Migrated to Vite
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Pull request by [@nckrtl](https://github.com/laravel/telescope/pull/1598)
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Telescope’s frontend now uses [Vite](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/vite)
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instead of Mix. Asset builds finish faster, hot-reloads are more reliable, and
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you benefit from a modern toolchain without changing your workflow.
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## Octane
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### FrankenPHP’s File Watcher
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Pull request by [@kohenkatz](https://github.com/laravel/octane/pull/971)
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[Octane](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/octane) now relies on
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[FrankenPHP](https://frankenphp.dev)’s native file watcher for reloading the
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server on file changes. This removes the NodeJS dependency and eases the local
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development process significantly.
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## Inertia
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### Reset Form State and Clear Errors with a Single Method
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Pull request by
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[@pascalbaljet](https://github.com/inertiajs/inertia/pull/2414)
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1const form = useForm({ name: "", email: "" });
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2
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3// Instead of:
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4form.reset();
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5form.clearErrors();
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6
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7// You can now:
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8form.resetAndClearErrors();
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const form = useForm({ name: "", email: "" });
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// Instead of:
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form.reset();
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form.clearErrors();
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// You can now:
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form.resetAndClearErrors();
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You can now concisely reset all fields and errors in one go, bringing your
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form back to square one.
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### Prevent Minifying JavaScript Builds and Test Apps
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Pull request by
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[@pascalbaljet](https://github.com/inertiajs/inertia/pull/2424)
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Inertia no longer distributes minified builds, aligning it with the strategy
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of other popular libraries. This makes debugging more straightforward and
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allows for local patching if the need arises.
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## June 2025
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## Laravel Framework 12.x
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### Added `encrypt()` and `decrypt()` String Helper Methods
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Pull request by
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[@KIKOmanasijev](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/55931)
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You can now chain `encrypt()` and `decrypt()` directly on a `Str` instance, so
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instead of piping your string through separate encryption calls, you can
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write:
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1$value = Str::of('secret')->encrypt()->prepend('Encrypted: ');
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2$original = Str::of($value)->decrypt();
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$value = Str::of('secret')->encrypt()->prepend('Encrypted: ');
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$original = Str::of($value)->decrypt();
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This keeps your string-manipulation chains concise (no need to write separate,
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extra code to handle encryption) and you don’t have to manually wrap a value
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in encryption calls each time.
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Learn more about [`encrypt`](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/helpers#method-
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encrypt) and [`decrypt`](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/helpers#method-decrypt)
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### Added `broadcast_if()` and `broadcast_unless()` Utilities
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Pull request by
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[@taylorotwell](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/55967)
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You now have two methods for conditional broadcasting in a single call:
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1broadcast_if($order->isPaid(), new OrderShipped($order));
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2broadcast_unless($user->isActive(), new InactiveUserAlert($user));
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broadcast_if($order->isPaid(), new OrderShipped($order));
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broadcast_unless($user->isActive(), new InactiveUserAlert($user));
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This replaces multi-line conditionals around `broadcast()` and makes your
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event logic more readable, improving the overall developer experience.
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Read the docs about [event broadcasting in
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Laravel](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/broadcasting)
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### Added `--batched` Flag to `make:job`
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Pull request by
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[@hafezdivandari](https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/55929)
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The `php artisan make:job` command now accepts a `--batched` option:
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1php artisan make:job ProcessPodcast --batched
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php artisan make:job ProcessPodcast --batched
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This command scaffolds the job with the `Batchable` trait already applied, so
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you don’t have to add it manually. It saves you a manual step and ensures
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consistency.
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Learn more about [defining batchable
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jobs](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/queues#defining-batchable-jobs)
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## VS Code Extension
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### Memory Improvements
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Pull request by [@joetannenbaum](https://github.com/laravel/vs-code-
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extension/pull/402)
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We fixed a memory-leak issue in the extension’s background processes, reducing
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its long-term footprint and preventing slowdowns during extended coding
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sessions.
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### Improved Startup Time
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Pull request by [@joetannenbaum](https://github.com/laravel/vs-code-
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extension/pull/404)
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Initialization with the VS Code extension now completes in under one second
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(down from 5–7 seconds) by deferring heavy setup until it’s actually needed.
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You’ll notice the extension loads almost instantly so you can start building
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faster.
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Get started with the [Laravel VS Code
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extension](https://github.com/laravel/vs-code-extension)
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## Inertia
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### Allow `deepMerge` on Custom Properties
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Pull request by [@mpociot](https://github.com/inertiajs/inertia/pull/2344)
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When implementing infinite scrolling with Inertia or other paginated data
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merges, you can now specify a key (`matchOn`) to do a deep merge, matching
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items by ID and replacing or appending as appropriate. This provides greater
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flexibility, prevents duplicated entries, and keeps your client-side data
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consistent.
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1Inertia::render('Users/Index', [
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2 'users' => Inertia::deepMerge($users)->matchOn('data.id'),
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3]);
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Inertia::render('Users/Index', [
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'users' => Inertia::deepMerge($users)->matchOn('data.id'),
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]);
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[Learn more in the Inertia docs](https://inertiajs.com/merging-props#server-
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side)
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### Prevent Duplicate Render in React
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Pull request by
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[@pascalbaljet](https://github.com/inertiajs/inertia/pull/2377)
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We fixed a React-specific issue in `<StrictMode>` where the initial Inertia
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page would render twice. Now you get a single, clean first render without
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flicker, improving perceived performance.
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Get started with the [Laravel + React Starter
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Kit](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sw61Ew1FHQ)
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