Robot Loader Laravel Package

• setCacheDirectory() replaces setTempDirectory(), matching the naming used in Latte. The old method still works as a deprecated alias, so there is no rush to change anything.
• Writing the cache on Windows no longer fails randomly with "Access is denied". An antivirus scanning the freshly written file could hold it open just long enough to break the rename(); the write is now retried briefly before giving up. Other platforms behave exactly as before.
• When the cache file cannot be written, the exception now tells you why instead of just naming the file.

A code quality release that tightens static analysis and cleans up internals.

• Fixed all PHPStan errors and improved phpDoc annotations
• Switched to singleline declare statements across the codebase

improved phpDoc

• requires PHP 8.1
• support for PHP 8.5
• optimized global function calls

• support for PHP 8.4

• md5 replaced with xxHash
• checks whether temp directory is absolute

• support for PHP 8.3
• fixed parser #28
• removed Nette\SmartObject

• requires PHP 8.0
• renamed getCacheKey() -> generateCacheKey() (BC break)
• removed support for netterobots.txt (BC break)

• refactoring
• support for PHP 8.2

• support for PHP 8.1
• added support for PHP 8.1 enum #23

• Saves cache only once
• stores list of empty PHP files
• uses realpath() for added directories
• refactoring

• fixed buggy behavior after 788ab3ec

compatible with PHP 8.0

compatible with PHP 8.0

compatibility with PHP 8.0

• compatibility with PHP 8.0

For the details you can have a look at the diff.

• compatibility with PHP 8.0
• getRealPath() can return false (in PHAR)

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• Loads and builds cache on demand

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• fixed renaming on windows, when it is read at the same time #11
• added acquireLock() and better exception messages
• ensures that $this->classes & $this->missing are not null

For the details you can have a look at the diff.

• saveCache() is atomic, fixed problem on Windows #11

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• $this is not available in loaded file
• RobotLoader: Fixed the empty variadic array in addDirectory() #17
• PhpStan fixes (#16)
• removed support for comment //netteloader

For the details you can have a look at the diff.

• requires PHP 7.1
• uses PHP 7.1 features & declare(strict_types=1)
• deprecated support for addDirectory($array) and excludeDirectory($array) (BC break)
• triggers warnings when $ignoreDirs or $acceptFiles is not array (BC break)

• added refresh()
• readme: added info about non-autoloading usage

For the details you can have a look at the diff.

By default, RobotLoader reports errors in PHP files by throwing exception ParseError (since PHP 7.0). It can be disabled via $loader->reportParseErrors(false).

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• RobotLoader: fixed exclusion when scanned dir contains .. #13
• phpDoc: added $var name to @param

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• throws exception when is unable to create temp directory

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• throws exception when is unable to create temp directory

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• supports PHP up to 7.2
• saveCache() is atomic #11

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• supports PHP up to 7.2
• coding style: fixes, lowercase true/false/null

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• coding style: fixes, lowercase true/false/null
• default $acceptFiles & $ignoreDirs changed to arrays (BC break!)

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• compatible with PHP 5.6
• removed setCacheStorage() and dependency on nette/caching (BC break)
• RobotLoader is case sensitive (BC break)
• $autoRebuild is private (BC break)
• getKey() renamed to getCacheKey() (BC break)
• added RobotLoader::excludeDirectory() (#9)

• added setTempDirectory(), should be used instead of setCacheStorage()
• presence of cacheStorage is checked only in register(), not in rebuild()

For the details you can have a look at the diff.