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Anyone in #php land care to explain what is going on with CVE-2024-8928? It was part of the PHP audit report, but no info in NIST MITER etc. Then I see CVE-2024-11233 which looks awful similar. Are these duplicates? I want to know if my site is vulnerable to the audit's findings or not, why is it like this?

Hey #PHP world. Anyone have strong opinions/experience between

about.codecov.io

and

coveralls.io

for tracking code test coverage in a private project? Superficially they look the same, with different pricing models. Any reason to use one vs the other?

I don't think I need more than just coverage tracking; phpstan + phpmetrics locally should handle everything else, I think.

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#Laravel should include soon a great PR that will help a lot of devs mapping collection items manually.

It's a simple `AsCollection::map(Item::class)` and `AsCollection::map([Item::class, 'fromArray])` cast.

It creates Collections and maps into a class instance, or a callable. No need to make your own anymore.

Confident it will land on Laravel 12.10 anytime this week.

What’s funny to me is that after all of this new tech to develop for iOS and the crazy cross-platform builds and native code modules…. I’m STILL using frikkin PHP to implement dynamic open graph images. I mean, it feels dirty, but it was already on the host, and way easier than spinning up a whole node server just to share the website code with the phone app. So dumb. #php