Concurrency Control in Laravel 12.36, Inertia View Transitions

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The Laravel team released version 12.36.0, adding concurrency control for HTTP pool and batch methods, introducing two Eloquent collection methods, and more. In addition, Inertial 2.x added support for View Transitions.

Inertia View Transitions

Pascal Baljet contributed view transitions via the View Transition API to Inertia 2.x. It works with router visits, links, and globally:

router.visit('/another-page', { viewTransition: true })
 
// Pass a callback
router.visit('/another-page', {
viewTransition: (transition) => {
transition.ready.then(() => doSomething())
transition.updateCallbackDone.then(() => doSomething())
transition.finished.then(() => doSomething())
},
})

It also works with the <Link/> component, which accepts an empty attribute or callback:

<template>
<Link href="/another-page" view-transition> Navigate </Link>
 
<Link href="/another-page" :view-transition="(transition) => transition.finished.then(...)">
Navigate
</Link>
</template>

Learn more about View Transitions in the documentation.

Http Client Concurrency Control

Wendell Adriel added Http client concurrency control to the Http::pool() and Http::batch() methods. It allows the ability to control how many concurrent requests the HTTP client can make:

$responses = Http::pool(fn (Pool $pool) => [
$pool->get('http://localhost/first'),
$pool->get('http://localhost/second'),
$pool->get('http://localhost/third'),
], 2); // Sets the pool to have at max 2 concurrent HTTP requests
 
$responses = Http::batch(fn (Batch $batch) => [
$batch->as('first')->get('http://localhost/first'),
$batch->as('second')->get('http://localhost/second'),
$batch->as('third')->get('http://localhost/third'),
])->concurrency(2)->send(); // Sets the batch to have at max 2 concurrent HTTP requests

See Pull Request #57555 for implementation details.

setAppends() and withoutAppends() Eloquent Collection Methods

Luke Kuzmish contributed Eloquent collection methods to append attributes on each model:

// Before
User::query()->fillAndInsert(
User::factory()
->count(100)
->make()
->each(fn ($u) => $u->setAppends([]))
);
 
// After
User::query()->fillAndInsert(
User::factory()
->count(100)
->make()
->withoutAppends()
);

See Pull Request #57561 for details.

Allow Validator Message Placeholders to be Capitalized

Florian Raith contributed an update to extend placeholder capitalization beyond the :attribute placeholder:

// Example
'same' => 'The :Attribute field must match :Other.',
 
// Before: "The Password field must match :Other."
// After: "The Password field must match Password confirmation."

See Pull Request #57556 for details.

Release notes

You can see the complete list of new features and updates below and the diff between 12.35.0 and 12.36.0 on GitHub. The following release notes are directly from the changelog:

v12.36.0

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