Signet Pdf Laravel Package

Write, number and index a decision record under docs/decisions/, and write back its outcome when the code later diverges from it. Use this whenever a change picks one design over another that a reader would reasonably question, whenever you are about to explain a tradeoff in a commit message or a pull request body instead of in the repository, whenever a decision record is cited or contradicted by work in progress, and whenever an invariant, a dependency, a contract or the public API changes.

The pre-flight before adding any class, enum, value object, contract, exception or helper to src/ in this package, and before adding a constant or a method that returns a new shape. Use this whenever new code is about to be written under src/, whenever you are choosing which namespace something belongs in, whenever you are about to introduce an OID, a marker, a width or any other literal, and whenever a design question is "how should this return its result".

The delivery flow for this package, from branch to merged pull request, including the changelog entry, the commit message rules and the checks that must pass first. Use this whenever a change is finished and ready to land, whenever you are about to commit or push anything at all, whenever a pull request is being opened or merged here, and whenever a release is being cut. It applies to a one-line typo and a documentation fix exactly as much as to source.

Diagnose a failing or suspicious PDF signature in this package with the external instruments, in the order that finds the fault fastest. Use this whenever a test under tests/Signing, tests/Validation, tests/Timestamps or tests/Conformance fails, whenever a signature this package produced is rejected by another reader, whenever one verifies here but not elsewhere, whenever a CMS, timestamp token, CRL or /ByteRange is involved in a failure, and whenever you are about to write a throwaway script to probe signing behaviour, even when the failure first looks like ordinary PHP.

name: documentation-audit description: Use whenever a documentation claim in this package is doubted or contradicted, including when the report names one file and one sentence: a page saying what another page or the code denies, a number or a count that looks wrong, an example that does not run,...