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Package shiftable-configs
Short Description Modify core Laravel configurations without modifying the config files themselves
License MIT
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Shiftable Configs
This package is a work in progress and won't be considered production ready until I've used it to help upgrade a bunch of sites to Laravel 8 this fall
As JMac points out in Base Laravel, new major versions of Laravel often come with new values in the default configuration files. If those values are missing post-upgrade it can lead to errors and sometimes those errors are tough to track down.
The best way to avoid this is to leave Laravel's core configurations in their default state and just use environment variables. That way when you upgrade, whether using Laravel Shift or by hand, you can confidently pull in the new configuration files without worrying about losing any of your own settings.
This mostly works, but it does have its limitations. We have to deviate from this practice in the following situations:
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We have to add database connections, which requires editing config/databases.php
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We have to register aliases or providers manually, which requires editing config/app.php
- We want to use the app/services.php file for its intended use and add non-default servcies to it (I usually just create a separate configuration file for each service)
My personal approach is to do absolutely everything I possibly can outside the core configuration files, leaving myself with just this tiny list of times when I have to break the rules. Then I use this package to make sure my customizations survive an upgrade.
Installation
How Shiftable Configs Helps
Shiftable Configs is a package that provides a command php artisan make:shiftable-configs that compares your configuration with the default configuration for your Laravel version (as determined by the requirement in your composer.json) and wherever the two are different, your customizations are saved to a new configuration file. No changes are made to your original configuration files.
Then the Shiftable Configs service provider merges the values in this default configuration file into your site's configuration in the boot method. This means that if you were to reset all the core configuration files in your site to their default state, all your settings would be preserved.
So an upgrade using Laravel shift would go something like this:
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Run
php artisan make:shiftable-configs -
Do your shift
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Run
php artisan make:shiftable-configsagain - Test and deploy your site.
Linting and Testing
All versions of shiftable-configs with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^5.5|^5.6|^5.7|^5.8|^6.0|^7.0|^8.0
ext-json Version *
symfony/var-exporter Version ^4.3|^5.1