Add Laravel 13 support - #166
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fix: bump illuminate/database
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@mpociot would you mind taking a look at this PR? 😄 |
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@mpociot can u check this PR please? :) |
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Upstream (mpociot/teamwork) has no release supporting Laravel 13: the top release 10.0.0 still constrains laravel/framework to ^9|^10|^11|^12, and the repository has had no commits since 2025-05-21. The package code is already Laravel 13 compatible: the three independent attempts at L13 support (upstream PRs mpociot#165 and mpociot#166 and the rosigroup fork) change no PHP file at all -- only composer.json. This fork exists so HPMAIS can consume the package via a composer vcs repository until upstream moves. It carries exactly one line of change.
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Add support for Laravel 13 and drop support for Laravel 9.
I'm not sure if this is the best approach, but the only way I found to overcome the incompatibility was dropping support for PHP 8.0 and Laravel 9.
The minimum supported PHP version for this release is 8.1.
The minimum supported Laravel version is 10.
Fixes errors in #165 caused by an outdated illuminate/database version.