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159 Laravel articles about Git.
PHP 8.6 RC5 Is Out: Test Your Apps Before November 19PHP 8.6.0 RC5 is out for testing ahead of the planned November 19, 2026 release. The post explains how to add RC5 to your CI, check dependency version constraints, report bugs on GitHub Issues, and download the source tarballs, git tag, or Windows binaries.PHP · via PHP News · 10h ago2 minWhat’s New in PhpStorm 2026.3PhpStorm 2026.3 adds Air, a workspace for running and reviewing coding agents, plus PHP 8.6 support with new inspections and quick-fixes. It also covers Laravel checks, Git worktree improvements, GitLab OAuth sign-in, a new Home window, sound cues for accessibility, and a libghostty-based terminal.Laravel · via PhpStorm Blog · 1d ago9 minLaravel Herd 2: Coding Agents, Workspaces, and Cloud DeploysLaravel Herd 2.0 introduces Herd Studio for running coding agents against local sites, git workspaces that let you work on several changes in parallel, and deploys to Laravel Cloud. This overview covers what each feature does and how they fit into the local development workflow.Laravel · via Laravel News · 1d ago1 minDependencies Are Over. The Risk Is Not.The author argues that AI makes it cheap to rewrite small dependencies, but the security risk does not disappear: a private rewrite loses public patches, scrutiny, and provenance clarity. He suggests rewriting only trivial utilities while keeping cryptography, compression, parsers, and authentication as maintained libraries, pinned and patched on a schedule.APIs · via guywarner.dev · 1d ago3 minSetting Up A Laptop That Isn't MineA developer explains how they configured a borrowed work MacBook after starting a new role. They cover restoring their dotfiles, keeping work notes in a separate Obsidian vault, and using mise to pick between Homebrew's PHP builds.PHP · via juststeveking.com · 2d ago1 minDevelopers are getting rAIdedNick Bevers argues that AI tools are encouraging developers to build shallowly and trust generated code too readily. He makes the case for keeping a clear mental model of your codebase and treating AI as a tool rather than a replacement for craft.Git · via freek.dev · 2d ago1 minYour CI pipeline needs a lockfile, tooExplains why GitHub Actions workflows need dependency locking, how readable action tags can be moved to different code, and how the new actions.lock file records exact commits using the gh actions-lock extension. It also covers what locking does not protect against.APIs · via amitmerchant.com · 5d ago4 minBoth Ends of the WireThe author built a small CRM API and its matching SDK in one repository, testing each against the other. Within a day, the two libraries they had written disagreed, and the post walks through what caused the mismatch and how it was found.APIs · via juststeveking.com · 9d ago1 minI don't write code anymoreJason McCreary describes his shift from using AI for small code snippets to having agents handle most coding, testing, and review. He covers the guardrails he set up, how his workflow changed, and the mindset shifts that made it work.APIs · via freek.dev · 9d ago1 minAdobe Gates magento-cloud-patches Behind an EE EntitlementAdobe now requires an Adobe Commerce EE entitlement to download magento-cloud-patches, the package many Open Source stores used for monthly security patches. The article explains how to fetch and verify Adobe's public patch registry and patch files directly, and what the change means for Open Source patching.PHP · via dor.ky · 23d ago4 minRemoving Adobe's CVE-2026-75650 Fastly Rules That Break Admin Page SavesExplains why Adobe's Fastly VCL virtual-patch snippets for CVE-2026-75650 (accord-rce and accord_rce_1) block CMS page and block saves containing template directives, and walks through recording, cloning, deleting, validating and activating a Fastly version without them. It also stresses that the real cloud-patches 1.1.21 or composer patch must be applied before removing the rules.AWS · via dor.ky · 1mo ago5 minThe skills that didn't go anywhereA developer reflects on what engineering skills still matter when AI agents write the code: framing the real problem, holding context the repository doesn't capture, and reviewing output like a colleague's pull request. The piece also covers how briefing and reviewing an agent differ from working with a human, and why documentation becomes more important.APIs · via ryangjchandler.co.uk · 2mo ago5 min