[8.x] move maintenance mode logic #40059
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Moving the maintenance mode logic to its own class. This enables users to extend/overwrite the class with their own logic. Overwriting the logic may be needed if for example the application is running on multiple servers. Fixes #36474
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I think that up/down naming can be a bit confusing, because I think of it the opposite way of how it's currently implemented. Something like enable/disable or enter/leave feels like more natural verbs to work with. |
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@vurpa The enter/leave names would be a good replacement. I used the up/down names for now to stay in sync with the commands used to start and stop the maintenance mode. If requested by the core developers I would be glad to change it. |
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| public function __construct(Application $app, MaintenanceMode $maintenanceMode) |
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Adding a new dependency here is a breaking change unfortunately.
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@driesvints You're right. It would for example break implementation if people have extended the class. Should I point the update to the Laravel 9 branch instead?
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Please use FQN and a short description for DocBlocks
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| if (! is_file(storage_path('framework/down'))) { | ||
| if ($maintenanceMode->isDown() === false) { |
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Maybe add an isUp method as well.
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| public function handle(MaintenanceMode $maintenanceMode) |
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| public function handle(MaintenanceMode $maintenanceMode) |
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Another breaking change here.
| public function isDownForMaintenance() | ||
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| return file_exists($this->storagePath().'/framework/down'); | ||
| return app(MaintenanceMode::class)->isDown(); |
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| return app(MaintenanceMode::class)->isDown(); | |
| return $this->make(MaintenanceMode::class)->isDown(); |
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There's quite a few breaking changes here so I suggest this is best sent to master. Please also take care of the other comments. Thanks |
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Moving the maintenance mode logic to its own class. This enables users to extend/overwrite the class with their own logic.
Overwriting the logic may be needed if for example the application is running on multiple servers.
Fixes #36474