Upgrade Guide
From version 5.x to 6.x.
PHP version 8 required
You need PHP v8.0.2 or higher to run Athenaeum packages.
Note: PHP v8.1 is supported!
Laravel v9.x
Since Athenaeum has upgraded to Laravel v9.x, you should read Laravel's upgrade guide, before continuing here.
Argument- and Return Types
Almost all components, throughout all packages, have their argument and return types changed. Union Types are now being used extensively, where appropriate. This means that you will most likely experience breaking changes if:
- You implement an interface
- You extend a component
Some of these changes will be highlighted in this upgrade guide, yet there are too many to cover here. Please make sure to test your code before using any Athenaeum package in a production environment!
Version util return type
The \Aedart\Utils\Version utility now returns \Aedart\Contracts\Utils\Packages\Version for it's application() and package() methods.
// Previously
$version = Version::application(); // \Jean85\Version
// Now...
$version = Version::application(); // \Aedart\Contracts\Utils\Packages\Version
In addition, a PackageVersionException is now thrown from the package() method, if a version cannot be obtained.
// Previously
Version::package('acme/unknown-package');
// OutOfBoundsException thrown
// Now...
Version::package('acme/unknown-package');
// \Aedart\Contracts\Utils\Packages\Exceptions\PackageVersionException thrown
See #68 for additional details.
populate() now returns static
The \Aedart\Contracts\Utils\Populatable::populate() method new returns static. This allows for a more fluent experience, when working with DTOs, e.g.
// Previously
$person->populate([
'name' => 'John Smith'
]);
$person->setAge(28);
// Now...
$person->populate([
'name' => 'John Smith'
])->setAge(28);
If you have a custom implementation of populate(), then you must now ensure that the method returns.
use Aedart\Contracts\Utils\Populatable;
class Person implements Populatable
{
public function populate(array $data = []): static
{
// ...populate implementation not shown...
// Make sure to return instance!
return $this;
}
}
Listener option replaced, in Audit Trail package
The listener option found in config/audit-trail.php has been replaced by subscriber, which uses an event subscriber component instead.
return [
// ...previous not shown ...
// 'listener' NO LONGER USED!
'listener' => \Aedart\Audit\Listeners\RecordAuditTrailEntry::class,
// Replacement
'subscriber' => \Aedart\Audit\Subscribers\AuditTrailEventSubscriber::class,
// ...remaining not shown ...
];
RFC3339 used as default format
RFC3339 is now set as the default datetime_format option for the Http Query Grammar Profiles, in config/http-clients. If you already have a datetime format specified in config/http-clients.php, then this change will not affect you.
Language directory path in Core Application
The Core Application and PathsContainer now offer a langPath() method. This method has been added due to the addition and changes regarding language files in Laravel. By default, if your application has not specified a custom language path, it will return a default path in the root of the project (previously lang directory was located in resources/lang).
echo $application->langPath(); // lang
The application will ensure that if you still use resources/lang, then languages files will be read from there. See Laravel's upgrade guide for details.
Replaced \DateTime with \DateTimeInterface
Several "aware-of" helpers previously declared \DateTime as their value type, e.g. \Aedart\Contracts\Support\Properties\Integers\DateAware. These have all been changed to accept \DateTimeInterface instead.
This change can affect you if you have overwritten any getter, setter or default-value method, from the "aware-of" components.
$seed can no longer be null
The $seed argument for \Aedart\Utils\Math::applySeed() no longer accepts null as value.
// Previously
Math::applySeed(null); // Was allowed
// Now...
Math::applySeed(null); // NOT allowed!
// Use 0 instead, if needed!
Math::applySeed(0); // allowed
Removed MocksApplicationServices from testing utilities
The \Illuminate\Foundation\Testing\Concerns\MocksApplicationServices helper has been deprecated by Laravel and therefore removed from AthenaeumTestHelper and LaravelTestHelper entirely. If you rely on this component, then you are strongly encouraged to refactor your tests, as it will not be supported in future versions of Laravel.
Onward
More extensive details can be found in the changelog.