Laravel 10.10 Released

The latest release of Laravel, version 10.10, brings many exciting new features and enhancements. With each release, Laravel continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in web development. In this version, notable contributions include features such as the Sleep class, the hashed model cast, and the ability to mark commands as "isolatable."

This week, @timacdonald87 shipped the "Sleep" class. 😴

Sleep is a slick API around PHP's native sleep functions. Also (this is the 🔥 part), you can "fake" sleeps and make assertions against how your code slept.

This keeps your test super fast. 🚀https://t.co/mJMrs3IAQx pic.twitter.com/ewgfLSeKIz

— Taylor Otwell 🪐 (@taylorotwell) May 9, 2023

Let's check a few new feature highlights in this week's release:

Sleep class that wraps native sleep() and usleep()

Tim MacDonald contributed a Sleep class that wraps native sleep() and usleep() functions. Using this class means code that relies on sleep() doesn't need to sleep, which improves testing speed and still maintains confidence using the provided test helpers:

protected function setUp(): void
{
    parent::setUp();
 
    Sleep::fake();
}
 
// Usage
Sleep::assertSleptTimes(3);

Here's what the code API looks like:

Sleep::for(3)->minutes();
Sleep::for(3)->seconds();
Sleep::for(30000)->milliseconds();
Sleep::for(30000)->microseconds();

You can also use the above to compose something more complex:

Sleep::for(3)->minutes()
    ->and(5)->seconds()
    ->and(9)->milliseconds();

I love to see that Laravel continues to ship amazing features with every release!

Hashed cast

Günther Debrauwer contributed a hashed cast that can ensure an attribute's value is hashed:

The encrypted cast exists, but a cast that hashes a value does not exist yet. In a lot of applications (even Laravel's default application), the user model has a password. I think it makes sense to have a hashed cast that ensures the password (or some other attribute's value) is always hashed before being saved in the database.

Here's an example of what it looks like:

public $casts = [
    'password' => 'hashed',
];

Mark commands as "isolatable"

@bytestream contributed the ability to configure a command to be "isolatable" using the $isolated property:

// equivalent to manually passing `--isolated`
protected $isolated = true;
 
// equivalent to manually passing `--isolated=12`
protected $isolatedCommandExitCode = 12;

Release notes

You can see the complete list of new features and updates below and the diff between 10.9.0 and 10.10.0 on GitHub. The following release notes are directly from the changelog:

v10.10.0

Added

• Added $isolated and isolatedExitCode properties to Illuminate/Console/Command (#46925)
• Added ability to restore/set Global Scopes (#46922)
• Added Illuminate/Collections/Arr::sortRecursiveDesc() (#46945)
• Added Illuminate/Support/Sleep (#46904, #46963)
• Added Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Concerns/HasAttributes::castAttributeAsHashedString() (#46947)
• Added url support for mail config (#46964)

Fixed

• Fixed replace missing_unless (89ac58a)
• Gracefully handle invalid code points in e() (#46914)
• HasCasts returning false instead of true (#46992)

Changed

• Use method on UploadedFile to validate image dimensions (#46912)
• Expose Js::json() helper (#46935)
• Respect parents on middleware priority (#46972)
• Do reconnect when redis throws connection lost error (#46989)
• Throw timeoutException instead of maxAttemptsExceededException when a job times out (#46968)

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