Add QUERY routing; complete exception annotations; render trusted mail component content raw - #608
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Port the remaining `@throws` annotations from laravel/framework#59016 (laravel/framework#59016) and the Support array value types from laravel/framework#59383 (laravel/framework#59383), from the pinned 13.x source (01d008c9b5). laravel/framework#59008 (laravel/framework#59008) was closed unmerged and superseded by #59016; its only other hunk never landed upstream. Where Hypervel's structure differs, annotations sit where Hypervel actually throws: HealthCheckController rather than the routing callback, RedisProxy::command(), and the model boot lock's RuntimeException. Hunks for classes Hypervel doesn't ship, native-typed guards and Postgres generated-column changes (supported here) don't apply. Some upstream types are corrected rather than copied: - Manager driver keys are array-key, since numeric driver names become integer keys. - Magic __call arguments keep native array, since positional arguments have integer keys (also removed from ExceptionHandlerFake). - Composer::getProcess() env matches Symfony's accepted values. - Fluent::all() keeps precise generics only when no keys are selected. Existing more precise BinaryCodec, MessageBag and Env types are kept. Also: - Prunable::pruneAll() now passes coroutine cancellation through instead of reporting it and continuing to prune, and drops a handler null check that could never fail. - Add titles to the anonymous cast methods in AsCollection and AsEncryptedCollection, and replace isMultipleOf's stale comment. - Regenerate the seven Manager facades for the getDrivers() type. Validation: lint, full PHPStan and the types analysis pass, along with FacadeDocblocksTest and EloquentPrunableTest (SQLite and MySQL). The new cancellation test fails without the fix. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
Port laravel/framework#60655 (laravel/framework#60655), which adds first-class routing for the HTTP QUERY method. It is only on Laravel master, which is now the porting target (framework master cd6e81dff3): - Router::query() and QUERY in Router::$verbs, so Route::any() matches it. - query() on the Registrar contract, RouteRegistrar and the Route facade. - route:list gives QUERY a color and derives "ANY" from Router::$verbs. - PreventRequestForgery treats QUERY as a reading request, since the method is safe (RFC 10008). - The upstream router, registrar, CSRF and cached-route tests and fixture. - Routing docs for Route::query(), with a warning that Swoole 6.2.2 rejects QUERY over HTTP/1.1, so the connection to Hypervel must use HTTP/2. The HTTP testing docs note that simulated requests aren't affected. FileResponseBuilder now uses Request::isMethodSafe() for Accept-Ranges, matching Symfony's BinaryFileResponse, so QUERY responses advertise byte ranges. Port laravel/framework#60979 (laravel/framework#60979) in the console commands, the monitor commands and the schema grammars' escapeNames(). JSON path wrapping, table wrapping, signed-URL checks and SetCacheHeaders keep the direct explode(): Stringable adds ~100ns (8-12%) per call on these request and query paths, and a comment keeps future ports from reintroducing it. laravel/framework#61005 (laravel/framework#61005) and laravel/framework#60662 (laravel/framework#60662) were already covered; no changes. Validation: lint, full PHPStan and FacadeDocblocksTest pass. The routing, registrar, CSRF, route cache, route list and file response tests pass, and the related command, grammar and schema tests pass on SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MariaDB. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
Complete laravel/framework#55149 (laravel/framework#55149) against framework master (cd6e81dff3). Its Markdown renderer and parser changes and tests were already ported. The button, header, layout and message views still escaped their slots, header, subcopy and footer, where Laravel outputs them raw. For slots and parsed Markdown the output is unchanged, since EncodedHtmlString already passes Htmlable values through. The difference is plain-string data passed straight to a component: it now renders as markup, as in Laravel. Values interpolated with {{ }} in the mailable template itself stay encoded. The existing table fixture's string subcopy now contains markup, and both encoding tests assert it renders. Both failed before the change. Validation: all mail and notification tests pass. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
Port laravel/framework#61367 (laravel/framework#61367) from framework master (cd6e81dff3). Queue::createPayloadUsing() through the facade reached QueueManager::__call(), which resolved the default connection first. Registering a callback during boot therefore threw when that connection wasn't configured. QueueManager now registers the callback directly, with the same boot-only warning as Queue::createPayloadUsing(). QueueManager now imports the queue contract as QueueContract, like the other queue classes, so Queue refers to the base queue class as in Laravel. The regenerated Queue facade lists the method under the manager. laravel/framework#52147 (laravel/framework#52147) (whereLike) was already covered: source, grammars, unit and integration tests, and docs match master, apart from the deliberate MySQL CAST(... AS BINARY) form and the removed SQL Server cases. Validation: a regression test registers a callback with an unconfigured default connection. The queue test suite, FacadeDocblocksTest and the full parallel suite pass. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
Type all InteractsWithDatabase methods, completing the typing that castAsJson() started: - Tables accept iterables, models and table or model class names. - Connections accept enums, strings or null, like castAsJson() and the database manager. - The fluent assertions return static. The soft-delete column stays nullable, since an explicit null lets a soft-deletable model supply its own column. The existing model-class tests now cover that for both assertions. Validation: FoundationInteractsWithDatabaseTest, PHPStan and the full parallel suite pass. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds QUERY route registration and request handling, changes pruning cancellation handling and mail HTML output, and exposes queue payload callback registration. It also updates string parsing, database test helper types, and PHPDoc across framework components. ChangesQUERY routing
Pruning cancellation
Queue payload callbacks
Mail HTML rendering
Framework parsing and type updates
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Client->>Router: Send QUERY request
Router->>QueryRouteAction: Dispatch matching route
QueryRouteAction-->>Client: Return route response
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resolve the mail HTML boundary and QUERY range mismatch before merging. A narrower database-test failure and annotation requirement also remain. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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PR Summary by QodoAdd QUERY routing and align Laravel parity behavior and annotations
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Untrusted subcopy renders as HTML
If a Markdown mailable binds untrusted text to the message’s subcopy prop, this raw echo passes it to the subcopy component without the escaping previously applied. That component parses the text as Markdown with raw HTML allowed, so the sender-controlled text can add markup to the delivered email or its preview. Preserve an escaped path for plain-text props, or require callers to pass trusted HTML.
How this was verified: A bound subcopy value reaches this raw echo before the subcopy component parses it with HTML input allowed.
Knowledge Base Used: Mail and notifications
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You're right that a value bound to this prop is no longer escaped. That's deliberate: it's the contract Laravel adopted in #55149 and still uses on master. The mail component slots and props take prepared markup, while values that the mailable template echoes with {{ }} stay encoded, which covers the usual case of interpolating user data into the message body.
Code that binds untrusted text directly to subcopy has to prepare it first. e() escapes HTML, but the subcopy is still parsed as Markdown, so text that should appear literally is better echoed from the mailable template, where secured encoding handles both. We're keeping the raw echo so Hypervel doesn't diverge from Laravel's escaping contract.
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That’s fair. Given Laravel’s established contract, the raw echo is intentional: component slots and props are treated as prepared markup, while template-level {{ }} interpolation remains escaped. My finding assumed that subcopy should accept arbitrary untrusted text, which is outside that contract. I’m withdrawing the concern; no change is needed for this PR.
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🟡 Minor · Restore the existing `@throws` RuntimeException annotation. · QueriesRelationships.php:737
src/database/src/Eloquent/Concerns/QueriesRelationships.php:737
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@throwsannotations to remain. This change removes the annotation fromorWhereBelongsTo(). The requested new annotations do not satisfy that requirement because they do not preserve the existing tag.Suggested fix
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In `@src/filesystem/src/FileResponseBuilder.php`:
- Line 52: Update resolveRange() to process Range headers for both GET and QUERY
requests, preserving the existing handling for other methods. Add coverage
confirming a QUERY byte range returns the requested bytes with status 206 and
the correct Content-Range.
In `@src/foundation/src/Testing/Concerns/InteractsWithDatabase.php`:
- Line 147: Update assertSoftDeleted and its corresponding not-soft-deleted
assertion to ensure getDeletedAtColumn produces a non-null string for raw table
names before constructing the constraint; reject an explicit null
deletedAtColumn or use a non-null fallback.
In `@src/mail/resources/views/html/message.blade.php`:
- Line 16: Change the subcopy echo in the message template to escape the value
before Markdown parsing, and update the table-with-template fixture to express
emphasis using Markdown syntax while preserving the rendered escaped HTML
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src/mail/resources/views/html/message.blade.phpnow raw-echoes the plain-textsubcopy, allowing untrusted values to inject arbitrary HTML into rendered emails or previews; retain the escaped{{ $subcopy }}path or require an explicitly trusted value.src/foundation/src/Testing/Concerns/InteractsWithDatabase.phpforwards a nullable$deletedAtColumnas a raw table name to a constructor requiringstring, causing aTypeErrorbefore the assertion runs; reject or handlenullbefore constructing the constraint.src/queue/src/Queue.phpandsrc/routing/src/RoutingServiceProvider.phphave inaccurate@throwsdocumentation: the queue path can rethrowSwoole\Coroutine\CanceledException, while the routing exception occurs during later container resolution rather than registration; update the annotations to match runtime behavior.
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<file name="src/queue/src/Queue.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/queue/src/Queue.php:182">
P3: `createObjectPayload()` now escapes with `Swoole\Coroutine\CanceledException` (the new catch explicitly rethrows it), but the added `@throws` documents only `RuntimeException`. Since this PR's purpose is completing exception annotations, and the repository already uses `@throws CanceledException` for the same pass-through pattern (src/database/src/Connection.php, src/coroutine/src/Coroutine.php), document both types.</violation>
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<file name="src/foundation/src/Testing/Concerns/InteractsWithDatabase.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/foundation/src/Testing/Concerns/InteractsWithDatabase.php:147">
P2: The nullable `$deletedAtColumn` contract is not supported for raw table names: passing `null` forwards it to a constraint constructor that requires `string`, causing a `TypeError` before the assertion runs. Reject null here or update both soft-delete constraints and their query handling to support a nullable column consistently.</violation>
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<file name="src/routing/src/RoutingServiceProvider.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/routing/src/RoutingServiceProvider.php:126">
P3: `registerPsrRequest()` never throws: the `BindingResolutionException` is thrown inside the closure passed to `$this->app->bind()`, which runs at container resolution time, not during registration. The `@throws` annotation (also added to `registerPsrResponse()` the same way) documents an exception that cannot escape a call to this method and misleads static analysis about the method's contract.</violation>
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<file name="src/mail/resources/views/html/message.blade.php">
<violation number="1" location="src/mail/resources/views/html/message.blade.php:16">
P1: Do not raw-echo the plain-text `subcopy` prop here. An untrusted bound value can inject arbitrary HTML into the rendered email or preview; keep the escaped `{{ $subcopy }}` path or expose a separate explicitly trusted-HTML prop.</violation>
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P1: Do not raw-echo the plain-text subcopy prop here. An untrusted bound value can inject arbitrary HTML into the rendered email or preview; keep the escaped {{ $subcopy }} path or expose a separate explicitly trusted-HTML prop.
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You're right that a value bound to this prop is no longer escaped. That's deliberate: it's the contract Laravel adopted in #55149 and still uses on master. The mail component slots and props take prepared markup, while values that the mailable template echoes with {{ }} stay encoded, which covers the usual case of interpolating user data into the message body.
Code that binds untrusted text directly to subcopy has to prepare it first. e() escapes HTML, but the subcopy is still parsed as Markdown, so text that should appear literally is better echoed from the mailable template, where secured encoding handles both. We're keeping the raw echo so Hypervel doesn't diverge from Laravel's escaping contract.
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P2: The nullable $deletedAtColumn contract is not supported for raw table names: passing null forwards it to a constraint constructor that requires string, causing a TypeError before the assertion runs. Reject null here or update both soft-delete constraints and their query handling to support a nullable column consistently.
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<comment>The nullable `$deletedAtColumn` contract is not supported for raw table names: passing `null` forwards it to a constraint constructor that requires `string`, causing a `TypeError` before the assertion runs. Reject null here or update both soft-delete constraints and their query handling to support a nullable column consistently.</comment>
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+ protected function assertSoftDeleted(iterable|Model|string $table, array $data = [], UnitEnum|string|null $connection = null, ?string $deletedAtColumn = 'deleted_at'): static
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Passing null with a plain table name does fail here, and that's intended. null means "use the model's configured soft-delete column", which only works when a model is given, either as an instance or a class name. The new tests cover both assertions through that path.
A plain table name has no model to ask, so it needs a real column name. Falling back to deleted_at would silently pick a column the caller didn't choose. The constraint's string type fails fast instead, which is what happened before these methods had native types and matches Laravel's constraints.
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P3: createObjectPayload() now escapes with Swoole\Coroutine\CanceledException (the new catch explicitly rethrows it), but the added @throws documents only RuntimeException. Since this PR's purpose is completing exception annotations, and the repository already uses @throws CanceledException for the same pass-through pattern (src/database/src/Connection.php, src/coroutine/src/Coroutine.php), document both types.
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<comment>`createObjectPayload()` now escapes with `Swoole\Coroutine\CanceledException` (the new catch explicitly rethrows it), but the added `@throws` documents only `RuntimeException`. Since this PR's purpose is completing exception annotations, and the repository already uses `@throws CanceledException` for the same pass-through pattern (src/database/src/Connection.php, src/coroutine/src/Coroutine.php), document both types.</comment>
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The explicit catch here keeps cancellation from being wrapped in a RuntimeException, so it propagates unchanged. We're not adding a @throws CanceledException tag, though. Cancellation can surface from any coroutine operation, and this pass-through pattern appears in hundreds of places without the tag. Annotating this one method wouldn't tell callers anything new.
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P3: registerPsrRequest() never throws: the BindingResolutionException is thrown inside the closure passed to $this->app->bind(), which runs at container resolution time, not during registration. The @throws annotation (also added to registerPsrResponse() the same way) documents an exception that cannot escape a call to this method and misleads static analysis about the method's contract.
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<comment>`registerPsrRequest()` never throws: the `BindingResolutionException` is thrown inside the closure passed to `$this->app->bind()`, which runs at container resolution time, not during registration. The `@throws` annotation (also added to `registerPsrResponse()` the same way) documents an exception that cannot escape a call to this method and misleads static analysis about the method's contract.</comment>
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The exception usually comes when the binding is resolved, but it can escape registration too. bind() calls rebound() when the abstract has already been resolved and has rebound callbacks, and rebound() makes the new binding straight away, which runs this factory. So the tags on registerPsrRequest() and registerPsrResponse() stay.
The collection casts' InvalidArgumentException is thrown when the returned caster reads an attribute, not when castUsing() builds it. Move the tag to each caster's get(). Laravel has the same misplaced tag. orderedLazyById() only throws InvalidArgumentException when called; the missing-column RuntimeException comes later, while the returned lazy collection is iterated. Keep that tag and say when it happens. Benchmark durations are integers whenever the nanosecond difference divides exactly, and averages are never null because the iteration range is never empty. The measure() and value() return types now say float|int. Validation: lint and full PHPStan pass. Docblock changes only. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WveaB7yyFo2T6yo7cnEpW9
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@binaryfire All of this tracks with the code and the earlier discussion — thanks for the follow-up. The c75b1d3 fixes look right from the diffs: the On the keeps:
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rg -n -B12 -A14 'function (castUsing|get|orderedLazyById|measure|value)\(' "$f" || true
doneLength of output: 7705
My earlier reply said these changes were unverified. They are verified now. Thanks for the fixes and clarifications. 🧠 Learnings usedIf you found this review helpful, would you consider giving us a shout-out on X? Thank you for using CodeRabbit! You are interacting with an AI system. |
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Thanks for the clarification. The remaining choices are intentional and consistent with the cited Laravel/Symfony behavior, and the documentation-only fixes address the earlier annotation concerns. I have no additional findings on this PR. |
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Agreed. The follow-up documentation changes accurately place the exception annotations and correct the benchmark types, and the remaining implementation choices are consistent with the stated Laravel/Symfony parity and trust-boundary decisions. I have no additional concerns for this PR. |
Laravel updates
@throwsannotations and the Support array value types. Where Hypervel's structure differs, the annotation sits where Hypervel actually throws: the health check controller rather than the routing callback,RedisProxy::command(), and the model boot lock. A few upstream types are corrected rather than copied. Manager driver keys can be integers, magic__callarguments have positional integer keys, the Composer process environment accepts Symfony'sfalseandStringablevalues, andFluent::all()only promises its generic types when no keys are selected. A new type fixture covers that last case.Route::query()and treatQUERYas a routing verb, soRoute::any()matches it too. The contract, route registrar, facade androute:listoutput include it, and CSRF protection treats it as a read-only request likeGET. The routing docs explain the method and note that Swoole 6.2.2 rejectsQUERYrequests over HTTP/1.1, so the connection to Hypervel must use HTTP/2. This change is currently on Laravel's master branch.Stringable::explode()in the console commands, monitor commands and schema grammars. JSON path wrapping, table wrapping, signed URL checks and cache header parsing keep the directexplode(): they run for every query or request, and the extra object added measurable overhead there. A short comment keeps future ports from changing them.Queue::createPayloadUsing()during boot no longer resolves the default connection, which failed when that connection wasn't configured.Additional Hypervel fixes
pruneAll()from treating coroutine cancellation as an ordinary model failure. It used to report the cancellation and keep pruning, so a worker shutting down couldn't stop it. Remove its check for a missing exception handler, which could never happen.QUERY, by asking the request instead of keeping a separate list. Range handling itself stays limited toGET.static. The soft delete column stays nullable, so a soft-deletable model can still supply its own column.multiple_ofvalidation helper.Affected tests, formatting, static analysis and the full test suite pass. The affected database tests also pass on MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL. CI will run the full suite and supported service matrix.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
QUERYroutes, including through catch-all routes.QUERYrequests are treated as safe for CSRF checks and receive byte-range support.Bug Fixes
Documentation
QUERYrequests, including HTTP/1.1 limitations.