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Sonata Admin Postgresql Case Insentive Like Bundle Laravel Package

lpweb/sonata-admin-postgresql-case-insentive-like-bundle

A Sonata Admin bundle that makes PostgreSQL LIKE queries case-insensitive, so admin list filters and search behave like MySQL's default collation. Install alongside lpweb/sonata-admin to get predictable, accent-friendly matching without rewriting queries. Early-stage with minimal adoption.

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Product Decisions This Supports

  • Compatibility and roadmap decision: v2.0.0 appears to be a dependency-alignment release for Sonata v4, not a new customer-facing feature release. Prioritize it only if Sonata v4 is already on the roadmap or required by the platform.
  • Build vs. buy: If a Laravel/PHP product needs Sonata v4 interoperability, using this maintained package may be cheaper and lower-risk than maintaining custom glue code. If Sonata v4 is not in the stack, do not add it for this release.
  • Feature scoping: Do not attach new product capabilities to this version. Treat it as ecosystem maintenance that can unblock Sonata v4 migration work and reduce custom compatibility risk.
  • Use cases: Existing Laravel/PHP services with Sonata v4 dependencies, migration projects, internal admin/integration tooling, or cases where staying on supported Sonata versions is a hard requirement.

When to Consider This Package

  • Consider it when Sonata v4 is a hard dependency and this package is the maintained compatibility layer for your Laravel/PHP stack.
  • Require a clear upgrade path before adoption: changelog details, breaking-change notes, supported Laravel/PHP versions, and test coverage for the Sonata v4 compatibility matrix.
  • Pilot in a non-critical service first. A major version bump driven by a dependency change can carry regression risk even when the release note is short.
  • Look elsewhere if you are not using Sonata v4, need net-new product features, or cannot absorb a major dependency upgrade. Do not adopt solely because a major version was published.

How to Pitch It (Stakeholders)

  • Executives: This is a compatibility/maintenance release, not a revenue feature. Fund it where Sonata v4 support is necessary to keep the product supported, secure, and aligned with the ecosystem.
  • Engineering: v2.0.0 aligns with Sonata v4. Plan it as a major upgrade: pin versions, review breaking changes, run integration and regression tests, and stage rollout alongside existing Sonata v4 migration work.
  • Product: Keep scope tight. Position the release as risk reduction and ecosystem alignment; avoid roadmap commitments unless the package unlocks a specific Sonata v4-dependent capability.
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