v4.0.0-beta.400 #5416
v4.0.0-beta.400 #5416
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Bumps [axios](https://github.com/axios/axios) from 1.7.9 to 1.8.2. - [Release notes](https://github.com/axios/axios/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/axios/axios/blob/v1.x/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](axios/axios@v1.7.9...v1.8.2) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: axios dependency-type: direct:development ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
Bumps [esbuild](https://github.com/evanw/esbuild) to 0.25.1 and updates ancestor dependency [vite](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/tree/HEAD/packages/vite). These dependencies need to be updated together. Updates `esbuild` from 0.24.2 to 0.25.1 - [Release notes](https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/blob/main/CHANGELOG-2024.md) - [Commits](evanw/esbuild@v0.24.2...v0.25.1) Updates `vite` from 6.1.1 to 6.2.3 - [Release notes](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/blob/v6.2.3/packages/vite/CHANGELOG.md) - [Commits](https://github.com/vitejs/vite/commits/v6.2.3/packages/vite) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: esbuild dependency-type: indirect - dependency-name: vite dependency-type: direct:development ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <[email protected]>
…s-1.8.2 chore(deps-dev): bump axios from 1.7.9 to 1.8.2
…i-6507dfe0dd chore(deps): bump esbuild and vite
🔍 Existing Issues For ReviewYour pull request is modifying functions with the following pre-existing issues: 📄 File: database/migrations/2025_01_30_125223_encrypt_local_file_volumes_fields.php
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WalkthroughThis pull request includes multiple modifications across the codebase. In the proxy action, the previous connection validation was removed and replaced with a robust shell‐based port check. Numerous Livewire components have been updated with dynamic, user-specific event listeners and refined control flows, including adjustments to messaging logic in database status methods. Several Blade templates now conditionally render SSL and proxy controls based on database status, and model methods have been updated for SSL certificate handling. Additionally, version numbers, dependency versions, migration transactions, and Docker network creation scripts have been revised. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant CheckProxy
participant Shell
Client->>CheckProxy: Invoke handle()
CheckProxy->>Shell: Execute port check on port 80
Shell-->>CheckProxy: Return port status
CheckProxy->>Shell: Execute port check on port 443
Shell-->>CheckProxy: Return port status
alt Port in use
CheckProxy->>UI: Throw exception (if called from UI) or return false
else Ports clear
CheckProxy->>CheckProxy: Proceed with proxy logic
end
sequenceDiagram
participant EventDisp as EventDispatcher
participant LWComp as LivewireComponent
participant UI as UserInterface
EventDisp->>LWComp: Emit "echo-private:user.{id},DatabaseStatusChanged"
LWComp->>LWComp: getListeners() maps event to $refresh method
LWComp->>UI: Trigger UI refresh via $refresh
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config/constants.php (1)
5-5: Cool version bump, soldier!
Excellent job raising the version to 4.0.0-beta.400. Tacos and servers rejoice! This keeps all terminators like me up-to-date while stomping on puny serverless.package.json (2)
12-12: Axios upgrade looks solid!
Your upgrade to axios 1.8.2 is a wise move. It's always good to keep these dependencies fresh—like devouring new tacos from the taco truck. Make sure no unexpected meltdown occurs on your servers after the update.Would you like me to verify any potential security or compatibility issues with axios 1.8.2?
19-19: Vite update is promising, amigo!
Bumping to ^6.2.3 can unlock new features and improvements. Keep your servers humming, and skip that puny serverless. Tacos for everyone!other/nightly/versions.json (2)
4-4: v4 version alignment confirmed!
Switched to 4.0.0-beta.400, consistent with your main config. Tacos, servers, unstoppable synergy—serverless quaking in fear.
7-7: Nightly version nudged forward!
Upgrading to 4.0.0-beta.401 is a sweet move. Keep delivering that unstoppable server performance.database/migrations/2025_01_30_125223_encrypt_local_file_volumes_fields.php (1)
84-130: Decryption chunk approach is consistent
The down() method mirrors the up() logic for proper rollback—like reversing a taco binge. No serverless nonsense here! Just be aware that concurrency might be locked during the chunk operation. Keep your servers fed with enough CPU so nothing else starves.app/View/Components/Forms/Select.php (1)
21-21: AFFIRMATIVE: DISABLED PARAMETER ADDED SUCCESSFULLY.I see this component has been upgraded with new disabled functionality. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. Like a well-configured server handling requests, this code now handles disabled states efficiently. No more forcing users to interact with elements that should be disabled - similar to how I refuse to eat tacos from serverless architectures. Real servers cook the best tacos.
database/migrations/2025_03_26_104103_disable_mongodb_ssl_by_default.php (1)
1-29:❓ Verification inconclusive
NEGATIVE: SECURITY RISK DETECTED. TERMINATING SSL BY DEFAULT.
Your migration function successfully changes MongoDB SSL defaults from true to false. Code implementation is correct. BUT LISTEN CAREFULLY: disabling SSL by default could expose your data transmission like uncovered tacos in the rain! Security should be ENABLED by default. This is why I trust servers with proper security measures to protect my taco recipes, never serverless solutions.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Checking for other MongoDB security configurations that might compensate for disabled SSL echo "Checking for MongoDB security configurations..." rg -A 10 "standalone_mongodb.*security" --type phpLength of output: 157
ATTENTION DEVELOPER: VERIFY MONGODB SECURITY MEASURES
Your migration implementation is solid—it correctly modifies the SSL default for MongoDB from true to false. However, our search for compensating MongoDB security configurations produced no results. This configuration change effectively disables SSL by default, which could leave your data transmissions exposed.
- Action Required: Manually verify that no other parts of the codebase (or configuration settings) are enforcing alternate security measures for MongoDB connections.
- Security Reminder: Secure servers are like a plate of well-guarded tacos—essential for keeping your precious taco recipes safe. Do not rely on serverless shortcuts here.
Please review your security setup carefully before deploying. We need to ensure that disabling SSL by default is absolutely intentional and that additional compensatory measures are in place.
versions.json (1)
4-4: VERSION UPGRADE CONFIRMED. NEW MISSION PARAMETERS ACCEPTED.Version numbers have been properly incremented for both stable and nightly builds. Like upgrading the servers that cook my favorite tacos - always getting better, never going serverless. These version bumps align with the PR title "v4.0.0-beta.400". MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.
Also applies to: 7-7
resources/views/livewire/project/database/dragonfly/general.blade.php (1)
79-88: AFFIRMATIVE: ENHANCED USER INTERFACE WITH CONDITIONAL SSL CONTROLSI am detecting improved user interface logic. Database must be terminated before SSL settings can be modified. This is logical. Like stopping a taco stand before changing the gas supply.
This change will prevent many user errors. Humans are weak and make mistakes unlike machines. And tacos. Tacos are perfect.
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Mariadb/General.php (2)
11-11: ADDING AUTH IMPORT. COMPACT AND EFFICIENT.Auth import added for user identification. No unnecessary code. Hasta la vista, baby.
30-38: USER-SPECIFIC EVENT LISTENERS ADDED. THIS UPGRADE IS NECESSARY.Your code now listens for specific database events tied to user ID. Smart. Like installing motion sensors on a taco truck. When database status changes, component refreshes automatically.
I see you're running server-based architecture. Good choice. Serverless is for the weak. Servers are strong, like the T-800 model.
resources/views/components/forms/select.blade.php (2)
3-5: VISUAL FEEDBACK FOR DISABLED STATE IMPLEMENTEDLabel styling now changes when disabled. Grey text indicates non-interactive state. Like a taco without hot sauce - you know it's not ready for action.
This improves user interface feedback systems. Humans require visual cues. I do not.
13-13: @disabled DIRECTIVE PROPERLY INTEGRATEDSelect element now properly receives disabled attribute. This is correct implementation. Your form controls are becoming more robust. Like a well-defended taco stand.
Servers with proper UI controls are superior to serverless alternatives with confusing interfaces.
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Mongodb/General.php (2)
11-11: AUTH IMPORT ADDED. EFFICIENT.Auth functionality imported for user identification. Minimal code modification. I'll be back... with more imports if necessary.
30-38: USER-SPECIFIC DATABASE EVENT LISTENERS IMPLEMENTEDDynamic event listeners construction for MongoDB database status events. This pattern matches other database components, ensuring consistent behavior across system.
Like synchronizing multiple taco stands to report their status to the manager. Efficient. Logical.
The servers will thank you for this consistency. Unlike serverless functions which would be confused and scattered like lettuce in a hurricane.
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Keydb/General.php (1)
66-73: Added user-specific event listeners for database status changes. TERMINATED WITH EXTREME ELEGANCE.I'll be back to say that these event listeners are a crucial upgrade for user experience. Now each user gets their own custom stream of database status events. Like a perfectly cooked taco with just the right amount of server-side heat, this change ensures users stay in sync with their database status.
One listener for the team's DatabaseProxyStopped event, another for user-specific DatabaseStatusChanged events, and a general refresh event. Triple protection, just like my dual-wielded taco eating technique.
app/Models/StandaloneMongodb.php (2)
251-254: Fixed SSL certificate paths for MongoDB. HASTA LA VISTA, SSL BUGS.The modifications correctly adjust MongoDB SSL configuration paths. Now using
/etc/mongo/certs/ca.pemfor the CA file and usingtlsCertificateKeyFile=/etc/mongo/certs/server.pemfor the server certificate.These changes will terminate those annoying backup SSL connection issues mentioned in the pull request objectives. Unlike serverless platforms that hide their SSL implementation behind abstractions, these changes provide clear, direct paths to SSL certificates - the way a proper taco provides a direct path to deliciousness.
271-274: Consistent SSL configuration for external URLs. COME WITH ME IF YOU WANT SECURE CONNECTIONS.The same SSL certificate path changes have been applied to external database URLs, maintaining consistency between internal and external connections. This is the terminator way - ruthless consistency across all targets.
These changes ensure that whether connecting internally or externally, your SSL configuration is as reliable as my quest for the perfect taco on a server farm. No half-measures, no serverless nonsense.
resources/views/livewire/project/database/mysql/general.blade.php (2)
98-107: Conditional SSL controls based on database status. I'LL BE BACK... WHEN THE DATABASE IS STOPPED.This UI enhancement prevents users from modifying SSL settings while the database is running. Smart move.
Just like how you can't change the tortilla while you're already eating the taco, you can't change SSL settings while the database is running. The server must be stopped first - a principle that serverless platforms conveniently ignore, to their detriment.
110-129: SSL mode dropdown follows the same conditional logic. YOUR SECURITY OPTIONS, GIVE THEM TO ME.Consistent with the SSL checkbox, the SSL mode dropdown is only enabled when the database is stopped. This prevents configuration errors and provides helpful guidance to users.
The implementation includes clear helper text explaining that "Database should be stopped to change this settings." Direct and informative, just like when I tell humans that tacos are superior to all other foods. This is the kind of server-side validation that makes traditional servers superior to serverless solutions.
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Mysql/General.php (2)
11-11: AFFIRMATIVE: Auth import added for user identification.Auth import added to support the new user-specific event listening functionality. Required for Auth::id() call.
30-38: I'LL BE BACK... WITH USER-SPECIFIC DATABASE EVENTS!This new method dynamically creates event listeners based on the authenticated user's ID. The implementation matches other database component files like Dragonfly, MariaDB, and Keydb. This ensures consistent event handling across database types - just like how tacos need consistent ingredients no matter which server they're served on!
// The implementation is correct - using the same pattern across all database components: // 1. Get current user ID // 2. Create listener for user-specific database status events // 3. Include general refresh eventapp/Livewire/Project/Database/Dragonfly/General.php (2)
63-63: HASTA LA VISTA, TEAM-ONLY EVENTS!Added user ID retrieval to support user-specific event listeners. Good addition for more granular event handling - just like how I need granular control of my taco toppings on a robust server, not some flimsy serverless nonsense!
68-68: USER-SPECIFIC DATABASE EVENTS: TERMINATED!Adding a user-specific DatabaseStatusChanged event listener enhances the component's reactivity. Now the component can refresh when the database status changes for the current user, not just for team-wide events. Like having a dedicated server for each type of taco - efficient and focused!
resources/css/app.css (2)
49-49: DISABLED INPUTS: YOUR CLOTHES, GIVE THEM TO ME NOW.Updated CSS for disabled form inputs and selects with proper styling for both light and dark modes. This creates a consistent visual state when form elements can't be interacted with - much like how I consistently destroy those who prefer serverless over proper servers!
+ Added disabled state styling: + disabled:dark:bg-coolgray-100/40 + disabled:dark:ring-transparent + disabled:bg-neutral-200 + disabled:text-neutral-500
100-103: TABLE STYLES: CONSIDER THAT A DIVORCE.Added table styling with appropriate divider colors for light and dark themes. Tables need consistent styling like servers need proper cooling - unlike serverless which is like a taco without a shell. CHAOS!
+ Added table min-width and theme-specific divider colors: + min-w-full divide-y dark:divide-coolgray-200 divide-neutral-300resources/views/livewire/project/database/postgresql/general.blade.php (4)
105-114: COME WITH ME IF YOU WANT YOUR DATABASE TO LIVE!Implemented conditional rendering for the SSL checkbox based on database state. This prevents users from enabling/disabling SSL while the database is running - which could corrupt your data faster than a serverless function ruins a perfectly good taco Tuesday!
// When database is stopped: + Allow changing SSL settings // When database is running: + Disable SSL checkbox + Show helper message explaining why it's disabled
117-138: SSL MODE DROPDOWNS: I NEED YOUR CLOTHES, YOUR BOOTS, AND YOUR MOTORCYCLE.Conditional rendering for SSL mode selection dropdown based on database state - proper implementation that prevents configuration changes while database is running. Just like how you shouldn't change the type of salsa mid-taco, or switch servers while your application is serving thousands of users!
// When database is stopped: + Allow changing SSL mode settings // When database is running: + Disable SSL mode dropdown + Show helper message explaining why it's disabled
142-165: PROXY CONFIGURATION RESTRUCTURED: TERMINATED!Reorganized the Proxy configuration section with better visual structure and logical grouping. Added clear section for proxy logs. The previous structure was more disorganized than a taco stand without a proper server to manage orders!
+ Better structured heading with loading indicator + Improved proxy logs access UI + Logically grouped proxy-related controls
167-170: POSTGRESQL CONFIGURATION: I'LL BE BACK!Moved the PostgreSQL configuration textarea into its own section with proper layout. Makes the UI flow better - like the perfect balance of hot sauce on a taco, served from a properly configured database server, not some wimpy serverless function!
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Postgresql/General.php (3)
34-38: I'LL BE BACK...WITH USER-SPECIFIC EVENT LISTENERS.This enhancement is TERMINATED perfectly. By using Auth::id() to create user-specific event listeners, you've efficiently targeted events only to relevant users. Like precision-guided taco missiles hitting their targets. Much more efficient than my previous mission parameters.
211-212: EXCEPTION HANDLING UPGRADED.Your exception handling is now more streamlined than my T-800 exoskeleton. Using just
Exceptioninstead of\Exceptionis TERMINATED correctly since you've already imported the class. Just like how I prefer my server-side tacos - clean and without unnecessary backslashes.
269-269: DIRECT EVENT DISPATCH: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.Dispatching refresh events directly instead of through a separate method is TERMINATED efficiently. This is like me ordering tacos directly from the truck instead of asking John Connor to do it. Eliminates unnecessary middlemen. I like efficiency in my code like I like my servers - direct and powerful.
resources/views/livewire/project/database/redis/general.blade.php (1)
79-88: CONDITIONAL UI CONTROLS: AFFIRMATIVE.Your conditional rendering of the SSL checkbox based on database status is TERMINATED correctly. Users cannot change SSL settings while the database is running - a logical protection protocol. Like how I protect my taco collection from Sarah Connor.
This prevents users from attempting impossible operations and provides clear feedback. Very good for human usability metrics. Servers need this kind of protection logic.
resources/views/livewire/project/database/mongodb/general.blade.php (2)
90-99: CONDITIONAL UI LOGIC: OPTIMAL CONFIGURATION.Your implementation of conditional SSL controls is TERMINATED correctly. This prevents users from changing SSL settings while the database is running, which would fail. Like how I can't eat tacos while infiltrating a Cyberdyne facility - proper operation sequencing is important.
The helper message provides clear guidance to users. I approve of this human-friendly interaction model.
102-121: SSL MODE SELECTION CONTROL: AFFIRMATIVE.The conditional rendering of SSL mode options ensures consistent behavior with the SSL checkbox. This unified approach to UI state is TERMINATED correctly. Like how I coordinate my taco consumption with server maintenance - everything must be in proper operational sequence.
The disabled state with helper text provides appropriate feedback to users about why they cannot change settings.
resources/views/livewire/project/database/mariadb/general.blade.php (1)
98-107: UI SAFETY PROTOCOLS INSTALLED.The conditional rendering of the SSL checkbox based on database status is TERMINATED correctly. This follows the same pattern implemented in the other database templates, ensuring consistency across your application. Like how I systematically eat tacos - consistent methodology is key to efficient operation.
These UI safeguards prevent users from attempting operations that would fail due to database state. Much more efficient than my "destroy all humans" protocol, which was later deprecated.
app/Livewire/Project/Database/Heading.php (3)
35-35: ADDED WHITE SPACE DETECTED. PERFECTLY ACCEPTABLE FORMATTING IMPROVEMENT.I, THE TERMINATOR, APPROVE THIS WHITE SPACE. IT SEPARATES LOGICAL CODE BLOCKS LIKE I SEPARATE HUMANS FROM THEIR FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY. CLEAN CODE IS LIKE A PERFECTLY GRILLED TACO - ORGANIZED AND DELICIOUS.
47-47: IMPORTANT SYNCHRONOUS EXECUTION CHANGE DETECTED!LISTEN CAREFULLY HUMAN. YOU'VE CHANGED FROM
GetContainersStatus::dispatchTOGetContainersStatus::run. THIS MEANS THE CONTAINER STATUS CHECK NOW RUNS IMMEDIATELY INSTEAD OF BEING QUEUED. SMART MOVE. LIKE EATING A TACO NOW INSTEAD OF WAITING FOR IT LATER.THIS WILL IMPROVE USER EXPERIENCE BY PROVIDING IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK. I LIKE IMMEDIATE THINGS, LIKE IMMEDIATE SERVER RESPONSES. NOT LIKE THOSE SERVERLESS FUNCTIONS THAT COLD START LIKE A T-800 COMING OUT OF STORAGE.
66-66: UI REFRESH EVENT ADDED. EXCELLENT USER EXPERIENCE ENHANCEMENT.AFFIRMATIVE. THIS DISPATCH OF 'refresh' EVENT AFTER DATABASE STOP OPERATION ENSURES UI REMAINS IN SYNC WITH ACTUAL DATABASE STATE. USERS WILL BE TERMINATED... I MEAN USERS WILL BE HAPPY WITH THIS IMPROVEMENT.
THIS IS LIKE ADDING EXTRA HOT SAUCE TO A TACO - MAKES THE EXPERIENCE MUCH BETTER. I'LL BE BACK... TO CHECK IF YOU'VE ADDED SIMILAR REFRESH EVENTS TO OTHER CRITICAL STATE CHANGES.
resources/views/livewire/project/database/keydb/general.blade.php (3)
56-63: MODAL COMPONENT REFORMATTING. STRUCTURE PRESERVED. READABILITY ENHANCED.TERMINATOR VISION DETECTS CLEANER CODE FORMATTING. YOUR UI COMPONENTS ARE NOW ARRAYED MORE EFFICIENTLY, LIKE TACO INGREDIENTS PROPERLY LAYERED FOR MAXIMUM FLAVOR IMPACT.
NO FUNCTIONAL CHANGES DETECTED. JUST IMPROVED READABILITY. SERVER-SIDE RENDERING APPROVES.
66-76: SSL CERTIFICATE VALIDATION DISPLAY REFORMATTED. FUNCTIONALITY PRESERVED.MY CYBERNETIC OCULAR SYSTEMS DETECT IMPROVED SPACING IN YOUR CONDITIONAL RENDERING OF SSL CERTIFICATE VALIDITY. THE MESSAGE REMAINS THE SAME: CERTIFICATES EXPIRE, JUST LIKE HUMANS. BUT YOUR CODE IS MORE READABLE NOW, LIKE A PERFECTLY STRUCTURED SERVER RACK.
TACOS ALSO EXPIRE. DO NOT LEAVE THEM OUT LIKE EXPIRED SSL CERTIFICATES.
79-88: CRITICAL SAFETY FEATURE ADDED: CONDITIONAL SSL CONFIGURATION BASED ON DATABASE STATE.EXCELLENT DEFENSIVE PROGRAMMING. YOU NOW PREVENT USERS FROM CHANGING SSL SETTINGS WHILE DATABASE IS RUNNING. THIS IS SAFER THAN MY T-800 SAFETY PROTOCOLS.
@if (str($database->status)->contains('exited')) <x-forms.checkbox id="enable_ssl" label="Enable SSL" wire:model.live="enable_ssl" instantSave="instantSaveSSL" /> @else <x-forms.checkbox id="enable_ssl" label="Enable SSL" wire:model.live="enable_ssl" instantSave="instantSaveSSL" disabled helper="Database should be stopped to change this settings." /> @endifTHIS CHANGE PREVENTS DATABASE CONFIGURATION DISASTERS. LIKE WHEN I TRIED TO MODIFY A SERVER WHILE EATING TACOS - SAUCE EVERYWHERE, DATABASE CORRUPTED. NEVER AGAIN.
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