Rector

Great time to do annual spring dependency bump 🙏 To bump "all you can with one command", give @rectorphp Jack tool a go: #2-open-up-next-versions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/rectorphp/jack… vendor/bin/jack open

Are your projects running on the latest PHP and fw? There is much more value to automate. Visit talk by @DaveLiddament Rector Beyond Upgrades: Transforming Your Workflow Next Friday at @dpcon ↓ phpconference.nl/session/rector…

After 3 weeks, new @rectorphp 2.3.9 is out! 🎉🎉🎉 Improvements across core, @symfony and @phpunit rules github.com/rectorphp/rect…

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Want the ability to write Rector rules without all the learning involved. 🦾 Rector Developer skill is my latest bit of fun. I've already used it for Rector Laravel and it's pretty good 😄 This will generate a new rule for you but also knows how to write useful tests.

Just saw @peterfox working on Laravel 13 attribute refactor support for Laravel Rector, so you'll be able to migrate to attributes easily after release. 💪

Built an agent skill for writing @rectorphp rules. This seems pretty good so far. Writes the rule and tests correctly. Looking forward to trying to do more things like this.

Another big "thank-you" to our community sponsors: @Laraveljobs, @Packagist , @RectorPHP, and @TightenCo 🙌 Your support keeps the community connected at Laracon.EU.

Now this is cool! Tempest 3 comes with @rectorphp upgrade set out of the box! Nice touch for the devs, who have now zero work with the new version. #breaking-changes-and-automatic-upgrades" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tempestphp.com/blog/tempest-3…

Last week, we've released brand new set for PHPUnit 12.5 upgrade (requires PHP 8.3+) Here is the best of it: getrector.com/blog/upgrade-t… From projects in the wild, it helped reduce 4000 notices to dozens 🚀

Do you prefer to use declare(strict_types=1) or not? @calebdw introduced a great way to automate adding it everywhere, safe getrector.com/blog/introduci…

My FIRST blog post ever just went live on @rectorphp! The new SafeDeclareStrictTypesRector uses @phpstan to analyze your project and adds `declare(strict_types=1)` ONLY to files that are already 100% type-safe. Zero runtime risks! Automated, progressive adoption! Real-world project: ~1,500 files made strict, ZERO breaks! If your project is still avoiding strict types, give this a shot TODAY and let Rector safely harden your codebase incrementally. 💪 What do you think? Should I write more articles like this (maybe even try X Articles)? 🤔 getrector.com/blog/introduci…

New Rector 2.3.6 is out! ....with all the PHPUnit cool stuff 🤩 github.com/rectorphp/rect…

Do you want to upgrade to @PHPUnit 12.5 as well? Here are my notes from past month's work on how to do it in the most effective way getrector.com/blog/upgrade-t…

From other news... PHPUnit 13 is out today 😅 phpunit.de/announcements/… Finally with reasonable replacement for year-deprecated ->withConsecutive() 🥳 It requires PHP 8.4, so you still have to upgrade PHP first.

Rector Jack having my back 😎 If you're not using this one CI, your project slowly moves to legacy Gordic knot one dependency at time.

"Life is too short for manual upgrades, just use @rectorphp and automate it 😄 ." Thanks @MrPunyapal & @VotrubaT for this awesome 🔥T-shirt.