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Raise the support floor to PHP 8.4 - #2563

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Summary

  • Raises the CI matrix to the 1.0 PHP floor: the SQLite and lint matrices drop PHP 8.3, and the mysql legs run 8.4 and 8.5 so the minimum PHP is exercised against a real engine.
  • composer.json now requires ^8.4 || ^8.5 with platform.php 8.4, lock hash regenerated.
  • Registers the Feature testsuite in phpunit.xml so vendor/bin/pest --testsuite Feature works locally the same way the CI step from Bump the composer group with 4 updates #2583 runs it.
  • The MariaDB matrix is unchanged (10.11 and 11.4). Nothing in the panel needs 11.4, and the MariaDB floor is a W7 decision.

Test plan

  • vendor/bin/pest tests/Feature --parallel passes on the merged branch (40 tests).
  • CI on this PR shows the reduced PHP matrix.

… 11.4

The tests/Feature directory was bound in Pest.php but registered in no
testsuite and run by no CI job, so its webhook tests silently drifted
after the webhook type/schema refactor. Register the Feature testsuite,
run it in the SQLite job, and fix the five stale tests to match the
current payload shape. The drift also hid a real bug: webhooks
subscribed to custom event classes crashed on toArray(), which those
events do not implement, so the listener now falls back to public
properties.

Raise the CI matrix to the 1.0 support floor: drop PHP 8.3, run the
mysql legs on 8.4 and 8.5 so the minimum PHP hits a real engine, and
drop mariadb:10.11. composer.json now requires ^8.4 with platform 8.4.
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The project now targets PHP 8.4 and 8.5, runs Feature tests in SQLite CI, and removes older database matrix entries. Generic webhook objects without a callable toArray() now serialize through public properties. Webhook tests use the structured payload format.

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PHP matrix and Feature test wiring
.github/workflows/ci.yaml, .github/workflows/lint.yaml, composer.json, phpunit.xml
Composer requires PHP 8.4 or 8.5. CI tests PHP 8.4 and 8.5, runs the Feature suite, and removes MariaDB 10.11. PHPUnit registers the Feature suite.
Webhook payload serialization and assertions
app/Listeners/DispatchWebhooks.php, tests/Feature/Webhooks/*
Generic objects without a callable toArray() use get_object_vars(). Webhook tests use array-shaped event configuration and structured event and data payloads.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5672d

A malformed custom-event webhook payload could regress without detection because the feature test only checks delivery success. Add the payload assertion before merging.

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@lancepioch lancepioch self-assigned this Sep 9, 2026
The vendor platform check fatals on 8.3 now that composer requires
^8.4, which killed the whole fail-fast lint matrix.
method_exists is true for protected or private toArray methods, which
would still throw when called from the listener.
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Is there a specific reason to drop 8.3 support?

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  1. PHP 8.3 left active support in Dec 2025 and is security-only until Dec 2027. If 1.0 ships late 2026 with a 1.0.x support window, we'd be committed to supporting an EOL PHP for part of that window. 8.4 is supported through Dec 2028.

  2. Semver: Once 1.0 lands with the stability commitment, the floor can only be raised at a major. The 1.0 boundary is the one free chance to drop 8.3; keeping it means carrying it until 2.0.

  3. Practically, one less CI leg per matrix, dependencies increasingly require 8.4 (Filament/Laravel ecosystem is moving there quickly), and 8.4 features (property hooks, asymmetric visibility) become usable in the codebase.

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app/Listeners/DispatchWebhooks.php (1)

89-90: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the custom-event payload in test_it_is_triggered_on_custom_events(). Installed has no toArray() method, so handleGenericClassEvent() uses get_object_vars() and passes its server, successful, and initialInstall properties to ProcessWebhook. The test currently checks only the row count and event name. Assert the persisted fields:

$payload = Webhook::query()->first()->payload['data'];

$this->assertSame($server->uuid, $payload['server']['uuid']);
$this->assertTrue($payload['successful']);
$this->assertTrue($payload['initialInstall']);

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🟡 Minor · Assert the serialized Installed payload.

app/Listeners/DispatchWebhooks.php:86-96
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the serialized Installed payload. The feature test only checks successful delivery because its payload assertion is commented out. Since App\Events\Server\Installed uses the public-properties fallback, a regression that removes or reshapes server, successful, or initialInstall can still pass. Assert the outgoing event, data, and timestamp fields.

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Verify the public-properties serialization from App\Events\Server\Installed
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@lancepioch lancepioch changed the title Wire Feature tests into CI and raise the floor to PHP 8.4 and MariaDB 11.4 Raise the support floor to PHP 8.4 and MariaDB 11.4 Sep 16, 2026

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Other then my question LGTM

Comment thread .github/workflows/ci.yaml Outdated
matrix:
php: [8.5]
database: ["mariadb:10.11", "mariadb:11.4"]
database: ["mariadb:11.4"]

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What is the use of a matrix there and why do we drop mariadb 10 ?

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Fair on both. Nothing in the panel needs 11.4: Laravel's MariaDB grammar only gates on 10.5.2 and 10.7.0, our compose-full-stack.yml ships 10.11, and it's the Debian 12 and Ubuntu 24.04 default, so it's what most installs run. The drop was following the W7 plan number, and that floor hasn't been decided yet, unlike PHP 8.3 where the composer constraint makes it a semver question for 1.0. Put 10.11 back in 8d13b20, which also gives the matrix its second entry again. The MariaDB floor stays with W7 alongside the other engine numbers.

Nothing in the panel needs 11.4: Laravel's MariaDB grammar only gates on 10.5.2 and 10.7.0, compose-full-stack.yml ships 10.11, and it is the Debian 12 and Ubuntu 24.04 default. The MariaDB floor stays a W7 decision.
@lancepioch lancepioch changed the title Raise the support floor to PHP 8.4 and MariaDB 11.4 Raise the support floor to PHP 8.4 Sep 18, 2026
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