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Laravel News

Laravel Chores: Resumable Data Operations and Cleanups

Laravel Chores runs backfills, cleanups, and purges in checkpointed batches that survive deploys and crashes, then resumes where it left off. The post Laravel Chores: Resumable Data Operations and Cleanups appeared first on Laravel News. Join the Laravel Newsletter to get Laravel articles like this directly in your inbox.

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Cloudflare Changelog

Workers - Connect handler no longer requires an experimental flag

Workers can now export a connect() handler without enabling any compatibility flag. Previously, using a connect() handler required the experimental compatibility flag, which cannot be enabled in production. A connect() handler lets a Worker accept a TCP connection forwarded from another Worker over a service binding, and read and write raw bytes on it using a Socket object: backend-worker.jsjs export default { async connect(socket, env, ctx) { const writer = socket.writable.getWriter(); awa

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Vercel Blog

The Vercel Sandbox CLI is now more agent-friendly

The Sandbox CLI version ships four output and error improvements:4.0.1 Each of these messages now carries the action to take next instead of leaving you to work it out. and output now ends with a connect hint, so a fresh sandbox never leaves you wondering what to type next.createfork When a command references a sandbox that does not exist, the error is quiet and actionable instead of a raw API dump. Setting restores the request detail for debugging.DEBUG=sandbox:errors opens a plain interac

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