Just earned my BJJ purple belt after 6 years, 3 gyms, and 2 states! So grateful for all the teachers and training partners along the way who helped me improve my game 💜🙏 Now I can miss warm-ups guilt-free right? OSS!

We recently tagged @rectorphp for Laravel - v2.1.0, and it's one of my favorite releases so far 🔥 Not just the bugfixes, but also all the rules that are now present by default in the Code Quality set 🚀 Huge thanks to @_calebdw @LiamHammett @can__vural @MrPunyapal & jm-f❤️‍🔥🤲

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Looking to implement mentioning people in our ERP, are there any good and active mentioning packages for Laravel, or do I need to build my own?

My 2-year-old daughter just told me she loves me for the first time out of the blue Best feeling ever

MACROHARD ONFIRE

Every time I'm typing and want to use ctrl-w to delete the previous word I have to pause and think if this will close the current tab/window/program I'm in #vimproblems

A historic moment for PHPStan: Ten months after its release 2.x now has more daily downloads than 1.x! I promised 1.x will no longer be maintained once this happens, so there will be one or two more releases there and then adieu! 👋🏻

https://t.co/csaEU2vDHG https://t.co/ZqOW0dXmyA

I've been doing a bit of cooking on the @rectorphp website, hopefully they get merged! 🤞

Ooooh. Jujutsu just merged an initial `bisect` implementation. This is currently the ONLY command I still use the `git` binary for. I might be able to be fully Git CLI free after the next jj release...

The PR has been submitted! 🤞 https://t.co/ur7VVT7IR9

New version @rectorphp 2.1.5 is out now 🥳 🥳 🥳 Apart many new rules in PHP 8.5, iterable assert, type coverage improvements on array_* functions... I think this is the first release that was build by 10+ community contributors! Happy to see this huge active group of amazing

Switch to jj-vcs and no longer be afraid to make mistakes---you can `jj undo`/`jj redo` any state change in your repository and get back to any previous operation with `jj op restore` https://t.co/0gvfQCOkQW

I've been working on dynamic parameter type extensions for @phpstan; there's still some edge-cases to fix but it's a working prototype! This can be used to make Larastan smarter by knowing the type of relation that's passed to the `->with()` method closures:

Just created a @phpstan PR to add support for dynamically specifying closure `$this` types through extensions If merged, this would allow creating an extension for @pestphp so that PHPStan better knows what the `$this` type is inside of tests! https://t.co/DFeIcRpHLx

It's a great feeling to finally solve a problem that's been bugging you for a while 🥳 I've gone ahead and released this on my personal fork if anyone wants to give it a whirl while it's being reviewed upstream! https://t.co/FRMYAqX4ft

However, things all came together last night when I finally figured out (with the help of Claude Code 😅) how to (re)evaluate the return type of a callable expression after I know what the parameter type passed to it is: https://t.co/xt7qJbN3GI

Turns out this case is impossible for PHPStan to determine through PHPDocs alone. Typically, this would be solved through using template generics on the class/method. However, there's a technical limitation here, read about it below https://t.co/KFIIosc8Gi

This has been mostly complete for about 2 months now---there was just one case that was incredibly difficult to solve (it wasn't what you might think!): Support for closures on the Arr helper