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Goal Change an existing Laravel Jetstream installation from the Livewire stack to the Inertia stack by updating config/jetstream.php . Constraints The installer writes the stack choice at installation and installs matching Blade/Livewire or Vue/Inertia scaffolding. Jetstream does not document config/jetstream.php as a runtime stack toggle, and no Artisan com
Goal Safely recover component state after a Livewire upgrade that may alter the serialization format. Context Livewire persists component state in the session by default, using the Laravel session driver configured in config/session.php . During an upgrade, changes to Livewire’s internal state representation or to Laravel’s session handling (e.g., driver or
Livewire public property exposure In Livewire, any property declared as public on a component class is automatically serialized and sent to the browser. If a developer inadvertently marks a sensitive value—such as a user ID, API token, or an Eloquent model—as public, that data becomes available to any client that can trigger the component. There is no built‑
A Livewire component using the WithPagination trait must maintain the current page number when the underlying data query is altered by filters or other parameters. The component re‑renders on each pagination request, and the paginator is bound to the query string, yet there is no automatic reset of the page index when the result set size changes, potentially
Goal: Ensure that date‑time values entered by users are stored and displayed according to their selected regional timezone. Constraint: Jetstream’s registration and profile forms do not include a timezone selection field, so date‑time inputs are parsed using the server’s default timezone (typically UTC) without automatic offset conversion, requiring develope
FilamentPHP Livewire AJAX failures after mixed Vite asset manifests during rolling deployment The goal is to run a small Laravel application with Filament v3 admin routes alongside legacy routes during a rolling deployment, without interrupting Livewire AJAX requests in the admin panel. Filament v3 compiles UI assets through Vite and publishes a versioned ma
Livewire components rely on Laravel's authentication guards to restrict access, typically through the mount method or specific authorization logic. When using wire:model.defer , data is held on the client side and only synchronized with the server during the next triggered action. A potential conflict arises when a user's session expires or their credentials
Filament v3 form actions are Livewire server-side handlers that execute on every submission, so a user retrying a create or update action can trigger duplicate writes if the handler is not guarded. The framework does not provide a documented idempotency token or automatic deduplication for action invocations. On the client side, disabling the action button d
When Livewire restores a component's state from the encrypted blob, it skips the mount() and directly assigns persisted property values. Consequently, any logic that resides in mount() —such as fetching fresh data from an external source—is not re‑executed, which can leave the component with stale information after a page refresh or navigation. The goal is t
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