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Livewire 4 Support in Laravel VS Code Extension v1.4.3

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Release Date: January 22, 2026

Version: v1.4.3

Summary

Laravel VS Code Extension v1.4.3 introduces support for Livewire 4, a new configuration option for artisan make commands, a fix for the Pint formatter, and improved handling of namespaced Blade components.

  • Livewire 4 Support
  • Configuration option to disable artisan make commands
  • Pint Formatter Fix
  • Fixed namespaced Blade components

What's New

Livewire 4 Support

The extension now supports Livewire 4, providing compatibility with the latest version of the Livewire framework. This update ensures that developers using Livewire 4 can take advantage of the extension's features, including syntax highlighting and IntelliSense.

  • Route::livewire(...) → links & autocomplete
  • <livewire:*> → links & autocomplete

Note: this update preserves Livewire 3 compatability.

PR: #549

Configuration Option for Artisan Commands

This release adds a configuration option to disable artisan make commands in both the VS Code explorer context menu and the command palette. This gives teams more control over their development workflow and allows customization based on project requirements.

PR: #546

Pint Formatter Fix

Resolved an issue where the "Could not open input file: vendor/bin/pint" error prevented the code formatting functionality from working correctly. The Pint formatter should now work as expected.

PR: #550

Fixed Namespaced Blade Components

Improved handling of namespaced Blade components to ensure proper resolution and syntax support. This fix addresses issues when working with Blade components that use PHP namespaces.

PR: #552

Upgrade Notes

No breaking changes are expected for typical usage. Review the full changelog for complete details when upgrading.

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