Enable user uuid set #3901
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRefactors Docker build and entrypoint; expands .dockerignore and editorconfig; updates DB PDO options and adds connection pooling; introduces Clockwork config and logging changes; refactors AppServiceProvider with Octane hooks; adds /octane-health route; several null-safety fixes in resources and model accessors. Changes
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**/*.php: Any new PHP file should contain the license header and have a single blank line after the opening PHP tag
Variable names should be in snake_case in PHP
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Use in_array() with true as the third parameter in PHP
Only use booleans in if statements, not integers or strings
Use strict comparison (===) instead of loose comparison (==)
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Always run phpunit tests. If a test remains red, disable it with a TODO, note the reason, and capture the follow-up in the relevant plan.
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🧠 Learnings (1)
📚 Learning: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3889
File: Dockerfile:8-23
Timestamp: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
Learning: In multi-stage Dockerfiles (as used in Lychee), you may use --ignore-platform-reqs in the composer build stage when generating vendor files, because this stage only affects vendor generation and the final production image is what enforces platform requirements. Ensure: (1) this flag is confined to the build stage and does not affect the production runtime image, (2) the final stage uses the correct platform constraints and installed extensions, and (3) the produced vendor files are compatible with the production image’s PHP/runtime platform. This pattern should be applied to all Dockerfiles that contain a build stage with composer, not just a single file.
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Dockerfile (1)
64-90: Verify the retention of the shadow package aligns with operational requirements.The shadow package is now retained in the final image (previously removed after installation). This ensures
usermodandgroupmodare available at runtime for PUID/PGID modification, which aligns with the PR objective to enable user UUID setting.Trade-offs:
- Image size: The shadow package will increase the final image size
- Security posture: User/group management tools remain available in the production container
Confirm that keeping shadow installed is the intended behavior and acceptable from a security and image-size perspective.
docker/scripts/entrypoint.sh (1)
49-49: LGTM!The comment accurately reflects that user/group modification depends on the availability of the shadow package (specifically the
usermodexecutable).
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routes/web_v2.php (1)
39-39: Consider extracting the memory formatting logic.The memory calculation
memory_get_usage(true) / 1024 / 1024 . ' MB'could be extracted to a helper method or formatted more cleanly usingsprintfornumber_formatfor consistency and readability.🔎 Suggested refactor
$status = [ 'status' => 'healthy', - 'memory' => memory_get_usage(true) / 1024 / 1024 . ' MB', + 'memory' => sprintf('%.2f MB', memory_get_usage(true) / 1024 / 1024), 'memory_limit' => ini_get('memory_limit'), 'db_connected' => DB::connection()->getPdo() !== null, 'warning' => null, ];
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Apply the PSR-4 coding standard in PHP
Use in_array() with true as the third parameter in PHP
Only use booleans in if statements, not integers or strings
Use strict comparison (===) instead of loose comparison (==)
Avoid code duplication in both if and else statements
Do not use empty() in PHP
Use the moneyphp/money library for handling monetary values in PHP
Never use floats or doubles to represent monetary values; use integers representing the smallest currency unit (e.g., cents for USD)
**/*.php: Write or extend executable specifications (unit, behaviour, or scenario tests) ahead of implementation, confirm they fail, and then drive code to green before refactoring. List the expected success, validation, and failure branches and add thin failing tests for each path.
For PHP code, adhere to conventions: license headers in new files, strict comparison (===), no empty(), in_array() with third parameter true, snake_case variables, PSR-4 standard, test base classes (AbstractTestCase for Unit, BaseApiWithDataTest for Feature_v2).
Always run phpunit tests. If a test remains red, disable it with a TODO, note the reason, and capture the follow-up in the relevant plan.
Spotless now uses Palantir Java Format 2.78.0 with a 120-character wrap; configure IDE formatters to match before pushing code changes.
Keep each increment's control flow flat by delegating validation/normalisation into tiny pure helpers that return simple enums or result records, then compose them instead of introducing inline branching that inflates the branch count per change.
When introducing new helpers/utilities or editing files prone to style violations (records, DTOs, generated adapters), run the narrowest applicable lint target (for example phpstan) before the full pipeline. Note the command in the related plan/task.
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🧠 Learnings (9)
📚 Learning: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3889
File: Dockerfile:8-23
Timestamp: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
Learning: In multi-stage Dockerfiles (as used in Lychee), you may use --ignore-platform-reqs in the composer build stage when generating vendor files, because this stage only affects vendor generation and the final production image is what enforces platform requirements. Ensure: (1) this flag is confined to the build stage and does not affect the production runtime image, (2) the final stage uses the correct platform constraints and installed extensions, and (3) the produced vendor files are compatible with the production image’s PHP/runtime platform. This pattern should be applied to all Dockerfiles that contain a build stage with composer, not just a single file.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-22T14:12:18.082Z
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File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-22T14:12:18.082Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.php : For PHP changes, run vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix to apply PHP code style fixes before committing.
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Learning: Applies to **/*.php : For PHP changes, run make phpstan to verify PHPStan level 6 minimum; fix all errors before committing.
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Learning: Once an increment passes static analysis (phpstan), tests (phpunit) and formatting (php-cs-fixer), prepare the commit for the operator instead of executing it yourself. Stage the requested files, run ./scripts/codex-commit-review.sh to obtain a Conventional Commit message with a Spec impact: line whenever docs and code change together.
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Learning: When both PHP and frontend files are modified, run the full quality gate: vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix, npm run format, npm run check, php artisan test, and make phpstan.
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3889
File: Dockerfile:8-23
Timestamp: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
Learning: In multi-stage Dockerfiles for the Lychee project, using `--ignore-platform-reqs` in the composer build stage is acceptable because it's only used to generate vendor files that are copied to the production stage. The platform requirements that matter are in the final production image, not the intermediate build stage.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-22T14:12:18.082Z
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File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-22T14:12:18.082Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.php : For PHP changes, run php artisan test to ensure all tests pass before committing.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-19T21:01:40.134Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3838
File: lang/pl/webshop.php:1-2
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Learning: In the LycheeOrg/Lychee repository, files in the lang/* directory do not require the license header that is normally required for PHP files.
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Learning: Applies to **/*.php : When introducing new helpers/utilities or editing files prone to style violations (records, DTOs, generated adapters), run the narrowest applicable lint target (for example phpstan) before the full pipeline. Note the command in the related plan/task.
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app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (5)
app/Facades/Helpers.php (1)
Helpers(33-39)app/Contracts/Models/AbstractSizeVariantNamingStrategy.php (1)
AbstractSizeVariantNamingStrategy(20-71)app/Assets/SizeVariantGroupedWithRandomSuffixNamingStrategy.php (1)
SizeVariantGroupedWithRandomSuffixNamingStrategy(28-174)app/Image/SizeVariantDefaultFactory.php (1)
SizeVariantDefaultFactory(34-203)app/Image/StreamStatFilter.php (1)
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routes/web_v2.php (1)
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.editorconfig (1)
34-38: LGTM!The new Dockerfile editorconfig section properly configures 4-space indentation for Dockerfiles, maintaining consistency with the project's formatting standards.
Dockerfile (2)
16-27: LGTM!The vendor cleanup after composer install is an excellent optimization that removes unnecessary Markdown and test files, reducing the final image size without affecting functionality.
117-128: LGTM!The file creation and PHP configuration hardening are well-implemented:
- Placeholder files (
user.css,custom.js) are created with proper ownership and permissions- PHP production settings are appropriately configured (expose_php=Off, display_errors=Off, log_errors=On)
max_execution_time=3000allows for long-running operations common in media processing.dockerignore (1)
15-81: LGTM!The expanded
.dockerignorerules significantly improve Docker build context efficiency by excluding:
- Build artifacts (
vendor/,node_modules/)- Development tools and configuration files
- IDE and OS-specific files
- Test directories
The exception for
.env.examplewhile excluding other.envfiles is the correct approach for maintaining security while preserving documentation.config/database.php (1)
109-119: LGTM!The database configuration changes are well-implemented for Laravel Octane with FrankenPHP:
PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT => falsecorrectly avoids persistent connections that could retain stale state across Octane requestsPDO::ATTR_TIMEOUT => 5provides reasonable connection timeoutPDO::MYSQL_ATTR_INIT_COMMANDsets session wait_timeout to 8 hours, appropriate for long-running media operations- Connection pooling with
stickyandpoolconfiguration optimizes Octane's worker modelThis properly addresses the previous review concern about persistent connections and Octane.
app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (5)
104-112: LGTM!The refactoring of the
boot()method into focused helper methods significantly improves code organization and maintainability. Each extracted method has a clear, single responsibility.
163-183: LGTM!The new
register()method properly binds core services:
Helpersfacade accessorAbstractSizeVariantNamingStrategyimplementationSizeVariantFactoryimplementationVerifyInterfaceimplementationAll bindings follow Laravel's service container conventions.
229-229: LGTM!The change from
Auth::authenticate() !== nullto!Auth::guest()is cleaner and more idiomatic. Both expressions are functionally equivalent for checking if a user is authenticated, but!Auth::guest()is more readable.
315-327: LGTM!The enhanced error handling for stream filter registration is well-implemented. Catching
StreamExceptionand silently ignoring it prevents errors on subsequent Laravelboot()calls when the filter is already registered.
329-359: Verify Octane tick intervals are appropriate for your workload.The Octane settings introduce periodic maintenance:
- Database ping every 30 seconds to prevent connection timeouts
- Memory garbage collection every 60 seconds
These intervals should be tuned based on:
- Your database's
wait_timeoutsetting (currently 8 hours per config/database.php)- Your application's memory growth rate under load
- FrankenPHP worker lifecycle and request volume
The 30-second DB ping seems conservative given the 8-hour wait_timeout. Consider testing under production load to determine optimal intervals.
If you experience performance issues or connection problems in production, adjust these intervals based on monitoring data.
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app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (3)
166-168: Consider simplifying the 'Helpers' binding.The closure simply resolves
Helpers::class, which is already registered as a singleton in the$singletonsproperty (line 77). Consider whether this string-key binding is necessary, or simplify it if needed.🔎 Suggested simplification
If the string-key binding is needed for backward compatibility, consider simplifying:
-$this->app->bind('Helpers', function () { - return resolve(Helpers::class); -}); +$this->app->alias(Helpers::class, 'Helpers');Or if it's not needed, remove it entirely since
Helpers::classis already available via the$singletonsproperty.
335-339: Consider reducing log noise for non-Octane environments.The info log on line 336 will fire on every boot when Octane is not bound. In non-Octane environments, this could be noisy. Consider using a debug level or checking this once during application initialization.
🔎 Proposed refinement
if (app()->bound('octane') === false) { - Log::info('Octane is not bound, skipping Octane specific settings.'); + Log::debug('Octane is not bound, skipping Octane specific settings.'); return; }
357-369: Consider more specific exception handling.The generic
\Exceptioncatch on line 364 could mask different failure modes (connection timeouts, authentication failures, network issues). Consider catching more specific PDO or database exceptions to better understand and handle different failure scenarios.🔎 Proposed refinement
protected function pingDatabaseConnections(): void { $connections = config('database.connections'); foreach (array_keys($connections) as $name) { try { DB::connection($name)->getPdo(); - } catch (\Exception $e) { + } catch (\PDOException|\Illuminate\Database\QueryException $e) { + Log::warning("Database connection '{$name}' ping failed, reconnecting", ['exception' => get_class($e)]); DB::purge($name); DB::reconnect($name); } } }.env.example (2)
27-29: Consider reordering environment variables for consistency.The static analysis tool flags that
CLOCKWORK_DRIVER(line 28) should be ordered beforeCLOCKWORK_ENABLE(line 27) for consistency.🔎 Proposed reordering
# enable or disable clockwork. By default it is disabled (and not provided on non-dev build). -CLOCKWORK_ENABLE=false CLOCKWORK_DRIVER=laravel +CLOCKWORK_ENABLE=false CLOCKWORK_STORAGE_FILES_PATH=storage/clockwork
120-121: Consider reordering environment variables for consistency.The static analysis tool flags that
LOG_STDOUT(line 121) should be ordered beforeLOG_VIEWER_CACHE_DRIVER(line 120) for consistency.🔎 Proposed reordering
# If you use Redis as cache driver, we strongly recommend # to disable it for your Log Viewer. # Should redis crash, you will no longer be able to access your logs. -LOG_VIEWER_CACHE_DRIVER=file LOG_STDOUT=false +LOG_VIEWER_CACHE_DRIVER=fileconfig/logging.php (1)
60-74: Consider renaming the formatter environment variable for clarity.The stdout channel uses
LOG_STDERR_FORMATTER, which is semantically inconsistent. While functionally correct, using a more generic name likeLOG_STDOUT_FORMATTERorLOG_STREAM_FORMATTERwould improve clarity.🔎 Suggested improvement
'stdout' => [ 'driver' => 'monolog', 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'debug'), 'handler' => \Monolog\Handler\StreamHandler::class, - 'formatter' => env('LOG_STDERR_FORMATTER'), + 'formatter' => env('LOG_STDOUT_FORMATTER'), 'with' => [ 'stream' => 'php://stdout', ], 'processors' => [ // Adds extra context \Monolog\Processor\WebProcessor::class, \Monolog\Processor\MemoryUsageProcessor::class, ], ],
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**/*.php: Any new PHP file should contain the license header and have a single blank line after the opening PHP tag
Variable names should be in snake_case in PHP
Apply the PSR-4 coding standard in PHP
Use in_array() with true as the third parameter in PHP
Only use booleans in if statements, not integers or strings
Use strict comparison (===) instead of loose comparison (==)
Avoid code duplication in both if and else statements
Do not use empty() in PHP
Use the moneyphp/money library for handling monetary values in PHP
Never use floats or doubles to represent monetary values; use integers representing the smallest currency unit (e.g., cents for USD)
**/*.php: Write or extend executable specifications (unit, behaviour, or scenario tests) ahead of implementation, confirm they fail, and then drive code to green before refactoring. List the expected success, validation, and failure branches and add thin failing tests for each path.
For PHP code, adhere to conventions: license headers in new files, strict comparison (===), no empty(), in_array() with third parameter true, snake_case variables, PSR-4 standard, test base classes (AbstractTestCase for Unit, BaseApiWithDataTest for Feature_v2).
Always run phpunit tests. If a test remains red, disable it with a TODO, note the reason, and capture the follow-up in the relevant plan.
Spotless now uses Palantir Java Format 2.78.0 with a 120-character wrap; configure IDE formatters to match before pushing code changes.
Keep each increment's control flow flat by delegating validation/normalisation into tiny pure helpers that return simple enums or result records, then compose them instead of introducing inline branching that inflates the branch count per change.
When introducing new helpers/utilities or editing files prone to style violations (records, DTOs, generated adapters), run the narrowest applicable lint target (for example phpstan) before the full pipeline. Note the command in the related plan/task.
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🧠 Learnings (9)
📚 Learning: 2025-09-03T14:22:58.633Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3673
File: docs/add-oauth-provider.md:36-49
Timestamp: 2025-09-03T14:22:58.633Z
Learning: Lychee uses Laravel 12 but deliberately maintains the old infrastructure model without migrating to newer Laravel 11+ patterns. They continue using EventServiceProvider for event registration rather than the newer Event::listen approach in AppServiceProvider, so documentation should reflect the traditional EventServiceProvider pattern.
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📚 Learning: 2025-08-12T11:31:09.853Z
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3605
File: docs/Lifecycle-of-a-request-photo-upload.md:144-151
Timestamp: 2025-08-12T11:31:09.853Z
Learning: In Lychee, the BaseApiRequest class has been modified to change Laravel's default execution order - processValidatedValues() runs BEFORE authorize(), not after. This means that in Lychee request classes, $this->album and other processed properties are available during authorization checks, unlike standard Laravel behavior.
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📚 Learning: 2025-08-25T08:48:12.321Z
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 2562
File: app/Exceptions/Internal/ZipExtractionException.php:9-17
Timestamp: 2025-08-25T08:48:12.321Z
Learning: In the Lychee codebase, LycheeDomainException exists in the App\Exceptions\Internal namespace. Exception classes within the same App\Exceptions\Internal namespace can extend LycheeDomainException without requiring explicit use statements, following standard PHP namespace resolution rules.
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📚 Learning: 2025-08-25T19:07:01.275Z
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 2562
File: tests/Feature_v2/Photo/PhotoZipUploadTest.php:81-95
Timestamp: 2025-08-25T19:07:01.275Z
Learning: In the Lychee codebase, when testing ZIP file uploads in PhotoZipUploadTest, Laravel middleware does not trigger for ZipInvalidException, so the exception is thrown directly to PHPUnit rather than being converted to an HTTP response. This means using $this->expectException(ZipInvalidException::class) is the correct approach rather than asserting HTTP status codes.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-22T14:12:18.082Z
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Learning: Applies to **/*.php : For PHP changes, run vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix to apply PHP code style fixes before committing.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-26T11:45:18.032Z
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3889
File: Dockerfile:8-23
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Learning: In multi-stage Dockerfiles (as used in Lychee), you may use --ignore-platform-reqs in the composer build stage when generating vendor files, because this stage only affects vendor generation and the final production image is what enforces platform requirements. Ensure: (1) this flag is confined to the build stage and does not affect the production runtime image, (2) the final stage uses the correct platform constraints and installed extensions, and (3) the produced vendor files are compatible with the production image’s PHP/runtime platform. This pattern should be applied to all Dockerfiles that contain a build stage with composer, not just a single file.
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Learning: Applies to **/*.php : For PHP changes, run make phpstan to verify PHPStan level 6 minimum; fix all errors before committing.
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Learning: When both PHP and frontend files are modified, run the full quality gate: vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix, npm run format, npm run check, php artisan test, and make phpstan.
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3889
File: Dockerfile:8-23
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Learning: In multi-stage Dockerfiles for the Lychee project, using `--ignore-platform-reqs` in the composer build stage is acceptable because it's only used to generate vendor files that are copied to the production stage. The platform requirements that matter are in the final production image, not the intermediate build stage.
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app/Http/Resources/Models/AlbumResource.php (2)
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Dockerfile (2)
16-27: LGTM! Effective vendor cleanup strategy.The addition of
--ignore-platform-reqsis appropriate for the build stage per established patterns, and the cleanup of markdown/test directories helps reduce the final image size without affecting runtime functionality.
117-128: LGTM! Proper file initialization and PHP hardening.The placeholder file creation with correct ownership/permissions and the PHP configuration settings (upload limits, execution time, security flags) are appropriate for a production FrankenPHP environment.
Makefile (2)
163-171: LGTM! Clear Docker workflow targets.The new targets provide straightforward commands for building and running the FrankenPHP-based image, aligning well with the PR's migration objectives.
172-175: LGTM! Proper test lifecycle management.The PostgreSQL test target correctly orchestrates the container lifecycle (start → test → cleanup) and uses the appropriate PHPUnit configuration.
app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (4)
40-40: LGTM!The new imports for Event, Octane, and RequestTerminated support the Octane integration added later in the file.
Also applies to: 47-48
105-113: LGTM!Excellent refactoring that breaks down the boot method into focused, single-responsibility helpers. This improves maintainability and readability.
290-311: LGTM!The HTTP and response configuration is correctly implemented with proper strict comparison and appropriate use of code coverage ignore tags for environment-specific logic.
313-330: LGTM!The stream filter registration properly handles the
StreamExceptionthat occurs on subsequent boot calls. The exception handling is specific and well-documented.composer.json (1)
99-100: Verify moving Clockwork to production dependencies.Clockwork has been moved from
require-devtorequire, which means it will now be installed in production environments. Debugging and profiling tools typically remain in development dependencies to minimize production bundle size and reduce the attack surface.Please confirm this is intentional. If Clockwork is needed in production for monitoring purposes, consider documenting this decision. Otherwise, it should remain in
require-dev.app/Models/Album.php (1)
389-389: LGTM!The null-coalescing operator ensures a string is passed to
tryFrom, preventing potential issues whenalbum_timelineis null. This pattern is consistent with similar changes inBaseAlbumImpl.php(lines 311, 327).app/Assets/ArrayToTextTable.php (1)
356-359: LGTM!The null-coalescing operator prevents passing
nulltoexplode, which would trigger deprecation warnings in PHP 8.1+. This defensive change ensures consistent behavior when values are null.app/Http/Resources/Models/AlbumResource.php (1)
82-82: LGTM!The explicit null check prevents calling
trim()onnull, which would trigger deprecation warnings in PHP 8.1+. This preserves the?stringtype correctly.app/Exceptions/Handler.php (2)
36-36: LGTM!The import correctly adds
NotFoundHttpExceptionfor the conditional reporting logic below.
139-142: LGTM!The feature flag implementation correctly conditionally suppresses 404 error logging based on the
log_404_errorsconfiguration. The logic properly appends to thedontReportarray when the feature is disabled..env.example (1)
23-24: LGTM!The commented example for
LOG_404_ERRORScorrectly documents the new feature flag introduced inconfig/features.php.app/Models/BaseAlbumImpl.php (2)
309-312: LGTM!The null-coalescing operator ensures a string is passed to
tryFrom, preventing issues whenphoto_layoutis null. This pattern is consistent withAlbum.php(line 389) and the change on line 327 below.
325-328: LGTM!The null-coalescing operator ensures a string is passed to
tryFrom, preventing issues whenphoto_timelineis null. This defensive pattern is applied consistently across enum accessor methods in this file andAlbum.php.app/Http/Resources/Models/ThumbAlbumResource.php (1)
79-79: LGTM! Excellent null-safety improvement.The null check prevents potential errors when calling
Str::limit()on a null description. The use of strict comparison (===) follows coding guidelines.config/log-viewer.php (5)
39-41: Good security posture with hardcoded authentication requirement.Setting
require_auth_in_productiontotrueensures Log Viewer always requires authentication in production environments, which is a sensible security default.
198-208: Good UX improvement with sensible default.Setting
hide_unknown_filestotrueby default prevents clutter in the UI from non-log files that match the include/exclude patterns.
281-306: Well-structured defaults configuration.The defaults array provides sensible initial values with clear documentation. The enum references and per-page settings are properly aligned with the available options.
308-319: Thoughtful configuration for load-balanced deployments.The
exclude_ip_from_identifiersoption addresses a real deployment scenario where shared storage across load-balanced servers could cause identifier mismatches. The documentation clearly explains the use case.
3-5: The enum imports (SortingMethod,SortingOrder,Theme) are correctly available in theopcodesio/log-viewerpackage and properly imported from theOpcodes\LogViewer\Enumsnamespace.config/logging.php (3)
29-29: Good alignment with the new deprecations channel.Changing the default from
'null'to'deprecations'ensures deprecation warnings are properly logged to the dedicated channel defined later in the file.
76-85: Well-configured stderr channel for error logging.The stderr channel appropriately targets error-level logs to
php://stderr, which is useful for container environments where errors can be separated from standard logs.
124-128: Deprecations channel properly configured.The dedicated deprecations channel complements the updated default on line 29, ensuring deprecation warnings are logged to their own file for easier tracking.
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config/logging.php (1)
51-57: Fix invalid null entry in stack channels array (previously flagged).The channels array still includes
nullwhenLOG_STDOUTis false. Laravel's stack driver does not filter null values; this will cause an invalid channel error at runtime. This issue was identified in a previous review but has not been addressed.🔎 Proposed fix using array_filter()
'stack' => [ 'driver' => 'stack', - 'channels' => [ - env('LOG_STDOUT', false) ? 'stdout' : null, - 'debug-daily', - 'error', - 'warning', - 'notice', - ], + 'channels' => array_filter([ + env('LOG_STDOUT', false) ? 'stdout' : null, + 'debug-daily', + 'error', + 'warning', + 'notice', + ]), ],
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**/*.php: Any new PHP file should contain the license header and have a single blank line after the opening PHP tag
Variable names should be in snake_case in PHP
Apply the PSR-4 coding standard in PHP
Use in_array() with true as the third parameter in PHP
Only use booleans in if statements, not integers or strings
Use strict comparison (===) instead of loose comparison (==)
Avoid code duplication in both if and else statements
Do not use empty() in PHP
Use the moneyphp/money library for handling monetary values in PHP
Never use floats or doubles to represent monetary values; use integers representing the smallest currency unit (e.g., cents for USD)
**/*.php: Write or extend executable specifications (unit, behaviour, or scenario tests) ahead of implementation, confirm they fail, and then drive code to green before refactoring. List the expected success, validation, and failure branches and add thin failing tests for each path.
For PHP code, adhere to conventions: license headers in new files, strict comparison (===), no empty(), in_array() with third parameter true, snake_case variables, PSR-4 standard, test base classes (AbstractTestCase for Unit, BaseApiWithDataTest for Feature_v2).
Always run phpunit tests. If a test remains red, disable it with a TODO, note the reason, and capture the follow-up in the relevant plan.
Spotless now uses Palantir Java Format 2.78.0 with a 120-character wrap; configure IDE formatters to match before pushing code changes.
Keep each increment's control flow flat by delegating validation/normalisation into tiny pure helpers that return simple enums or result records, then compose them instead of introducing inline branching that inflates the branch count per change.
When introducing new helpers/utilities or editing files prone to style violations (records, DTOs, generated adapters), run the narrowest applicable lint target (for example phpstan) before the full pipeline. Note the command in the related plan/task.
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28-31: LGTM! Proper deprecations channel default.Changing the default from
'null'to'deprecations'aligns with the newly defined deprecations channel and follows Laravel's pattern for handling deprecation warnings.
124-128: LGTM! Proper deprecations channel definition.The new deprecations channel is correctly configured with a dedicated log file. This aligns with the default change on line 29 and provides better visibility into deprecated feature usage.
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51-57: Fix invalid null entry in stack channels array.When
LOG_STDOUTis false (the default), the channels array includesnullas its first element. Laravel's stack driver does not automatically filter null values, which will cause an invalid channel error at runtime.Apply one of the fixes from the previous review:
Option 1: Use array_filter()
-'channels' => [ - env('LOG_STDOUT', false) ? 'stdout_logging' : null, - 'debug-daily', - 'error', - 'warning', - 'notice', -], +'channels' => array_filter([ + env('LOG_STDOUT', false) ? 'stdout_logging' : null, + 'debug-daily', + 'error', + 'warning', + 'notice', +]),Option 2: Conditional array construction
-'channels' => [ - env('LOG_STDOUT', false) ? 'stdout_logging' : null, - 'debug-daily', - 'error', - 'warning', - 'notice', -], +'channels' => env('LOG_STDOUT', false) + ? ['stdout_logging', 'debug-daily', 'error', 'warning', 'notice'] + : ['debug-daily', 'error', 'warning', 'notice'],
60-74: Consider removing or conditionally applying WebProcessor for non-HTTP contexts.The
stdout_loggingchannel includesWebProcessorunconditionally. WhenLOG_STDOUT=true(typical in containers), this processor will attempt to read HTTP-specific$_SERVERkeys (url, ip, http_method, etc.) that are missing in CLI commands, queue workers, and Octane tick handlers, producing empty/null values or notices.Consider one of these approaches:
- Remove
WebProcessorfrom this channel entirely since stdout is typically used in containerized/CLI contexts- Conditionally register the processor only for HTTP requests
- Pass explicit
serverDatato handle missing keys predictablyNote that the
stderr_loggingchannel correctly omits processors.app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (1)
340-341: Increase database ping interval to match Octane best practices.The 30-second interval is too aggressive and wastes resources. Laravel Octane documentation and community recommendations suggest 60–300 seconds (typically 300 seconds / 5 minutes) to keep connections alive while minimizing overhead.
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Octane::tick('octane-db-ping', fn () => $this->pingDatabaseConnections()) - ->seconds(30); + ->seconds(300);
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app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (3)
332-332: Fix misleading comment.The comment states "Force flush logs after each request in Octane" but the immediately following code registers database ping and memory flush ticks. The log flushing logic appears later at line 347.
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- // Force flush logs after each request in Octane + // Configure Octane lifecycle managementOr move the comment to line 347 where log flushing actually occurs.
334-334: Consider changing log level to debug.When Octane is not available (standard non-Octane deployments), this info-level message will appear on every application boot, creating log noise. Debug level would be more appropriate for a conditional feature check.
🔎 Proposed fix
- Log::info('Octane is not bound, skipping Octane specific settings.'); + Log::debug('Octane is not bound, skipping Octane specific settings.');
344-345: Consider request-count-based garbage collection for better performance.Laravel Octane best practices recommend triggering
gc_collect_cycles()based on request count (every 50–500 requests) rather than time intervals to avoid unnecessary CPU overhead. SinceOctane::tick()only supports->seconds()and->immediate()(no->every(N)method per project learnings), implementing request-based GC requires an event listener approach.🔎 Alternative implementation using request count
private function registerOctaneSettings(): void { // ... existing checks ... // Reset DB connections after each request to prevent timeouts Octane::tick('octane-db-ping', fn () => $this->pingDatabaseConnections()) ->seconds(300); // Request-based GC instead of time-based $gcCounter = 0; $gcThreshold = 100; // Adjust based on your app's memory profile Event::listen(RequestTerminated::class, function () use (&$gcCounter, $gcThreshold): void { $gcCounter++; if ($gcCounter >= $gcThreshold) { $this->flushMemory(); $gcCounter = 0; } // Flush all log handlers foreach (Log::getHandlers() as $handler) { $handler->close(); } }); }Note: The current time-based approach at 100 seconds is acceptable if request-based tracking adds unwanted complexity.
Based on learnings: When using Laravel Octane's tick API, there is no ->every(N) method available.
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Apply the PSR-4 coding standard in PHP
Use in_array() with true as the third parameter in PHP
Only use booleans in if statements, not integers or strings
Use strict comparison (===) instead of loose comparison (==)
Avoid code duplication in both if and else statements
Do not use empty() in PHP
Use the moneyphp/money library for handling monetary values in PHP
Never use floats or doubles to represent monetary values; use integers representing the smallest currency unit (e.g., cents for USD)
**/*.php: Write or extend executable specifications (unit, behaviour, or scenario tests) ahead of implementation, confirm they fail, and then drive code to green before refactoring. List the expected success, validation, and failure branches and add thin failing tests for each path.
For PHP code, adhere to conventions: license headers in new files, strict comparison (===), no empty(), in_array() with third parameter true, snake_case variables, PSR-4 standard, test base classes (AbstractTestCase for Unit, BaseApiWithDataTest for Feature_v2).
Always run phpunit tests. If a test remains red, disable it with a TODO, note the reason, and capture the follow-up in the relevant plan.
Spotless now uses Palantir Java Format 2.78.0 with a 120-character wrap; configure IDE formatters to match before pushing code changes.
Keep each increment's control flow flat by delegating validation/normalisation into tiny pure helpers that return simple enums or result records, then compose them instead of introducing inline branching that inflates the branch count per change.
When introducing new helpers/utilities or editing files prone to style violations (records, DTOs, generated adapters), run the narrowest applicable lint target (for example phpstan) before the full pipeline. Note the command in the related plan/task.
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📚 Learning: 2025-12-28T18:12:55.752Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3901
File: app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-12-28T18:12:55.752Z
Learning: When using Laravel Octane's tick API, Octane::tick(...) returns an InvokeTickCallable that only has ->seconds(int) and ->immediate() methods. There is no ->every(N) method. Use the correct usage: Octane::tick('name', fn() => ...)->seconds(N) or Octane::tick('name', fn() => ..., N). Apply this guideline to PHP files across the project (not just AppServiceProvider.php).
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📚 Learning: 2025-09-16T20:42:33.386Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3694
File: app/Http/Resources/Rights/AlbumRightsResource.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-09-16T20:42:33.386Z
Learning: In the Lychee codebase, User model IDs are always integers, so casting $user->id to int before strict comparisons is not needed.
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📚 Learning: 2025-08-12T11:31:09.853Z
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Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3605
File: docs/Lifecycle-of-a-request-photo-upload.md:144-151
Timestamp: 2025-08-12T11:31:09.853Z
Learning: In Lychee, the BaseApiRequest class has been modified to change Laravel's default execution order - processValidatedValues() runs BEFORE authorize(), not after. This means that in Lychee request classes, $this->album and other processed properties are available during authorization checks, unlike standard Laravel behavior.
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📚 Learning: 2025-09-03T14:22:58.633Z
Learnt from: ildyria
Repo: LycheeOrg/Lychee PR: 3673
File: docs/add-oauth-provider.md:36-49
Timestamp: 2025-09-03T14:22:58.633Z
Learning: Lychee uses Laravel 12 but deliberately maintains the old infrastructure model without migrating to newer Laravel 11+ patterns. They continue using EventServiceProvider for event registration rather than the newer Event::listen approach in AppServiceProvider, so documentation should reflect the traditional EventServiceProvider pattern.
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config/logging.php (3)
28-31: LGTM: Deprecations channel properly configured.The change from
'null'toenv('LOG_DEPRECATIONS_CHANNEL', 'deprecations')correctly wires deprecations logging to the new channel defined at lines 125-129, following Laravel's deprecation-handling pattern.
76-85: LGTM: Clean stderr channel configuration.The
stderr_loggingchannel is correctly configured with error-level logging to php://stderr without processors, making it suitable for both HTTP and CLI contexts.
125-129: LGTM: Deprecations channel properly defined.The channel correctly logs deprecation warnings to a dedicated file with debug level, complementing the configuration at line 29.
app/Providers/AppServiceProvider.php (9)
105-113: LGTM! Well-structured refactor.The boot() method now cleanly orchestrates initialization by delegating to focused private methods. This improves modularity and readability.
120-157: LGTM! Robust macro implementations.The macros properly check feature flags, validate attributes, and enforce type safety with appropriate exceptions.
164-184: LGTM! Service bindings are correct.The container bindings properly register facades and implementations for dependency injection.
191-209: LGTM! Proper database safeguards.The configuration correctly prohibits destructive commands in non-dev environments and enforces strict Eloquent model behavior.
216-233: LGTM! Authorization logic is secure and privacy-compliant.The Gate-based authorization check properly controls LogViewer access without logging sensitive user identifiers.
293-309: LGTM! Standard HTTP/response configuration.JsonResource wrapping is properly disabled, and HTTPS forcing is correctly gated by configuration.
316-328: LGTM! Proper stream filter registration with error handling.The try-catch appropriately handles repeated registration attempts across multiple boot() invocations.
355-367: LGTM! Database connection health check is sound.The implementation correctly iterates through all configured connections, tests them by requesting the PDO instance, and performs purge/reconnect on failure. The broad exception catch is appropriate for ensuring resilience across different database drivers.
369-374: LGTM! Proper garbage collection guard.The implementation correctly checks if GC is enabled before triggering collection cycles.
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