ℹ️ Laravel 11 no longer requires you to maintain the default configuration files. Your configuration now merges with framework defaults.

Shift streamlined your configuration files by removing options that matched the Laravel defaults and preserving your true customizations. These are values which are not changeable through ENV variables.

If you wish to keep the full set of configuration files, Shift recommends running artisan config:publish --all --force to get the latest configuration files from Laravel 11, then reapplying the customizations Shift streamlined.

ℹ️ Shift detected customized options within your configuration files which may be set with an ENV variable. To help keep your configuration files streamlined, you may set the following variables. Be sure adjust any values per environment.

BCRYPT_ROUNDS=10
CACHE_STORE=file
DB_CHARSET=utf8
DB_COLLATION=utf8_unicode_ci
DB_CONNECTION=mysql
DB_DATABASE=nntmux
DB_USERNAME=nntmux
LOG_DAILY_DAYS=7
MAIL_MAILER=smtp
QUEUE_CONNECTION=sync
REDIS_PREFIX="laravel'), '_"
SESSION_DRIVER=file

Note: some of these may simply be values which changed between Laravel 10 and Laravel 11. You may ignore any ENV variables you do not need to customize.

ℹ️ Shift detected your application uses custom ENV variables for configuration options which have ENV variables in Laravel. Shift recommends renaming the following variables to use the one provided by Laravel:

• APP_NAME to REDIS_PREFIX

ℹ️ Now with type hints in your code, defining types within PHP DocBlocks is redundant. Laravel has removed all of the @param and @return tags from its DocBlocks where types are defined with PHP. Similarly, Shift removed these tags from any DocBlock where the code now has equivalent type hints.

ℹ️ While the Laravel Fixer performs automation to adopt the latest Laravel conventions, Shift understands developers have different preferences. All of Shift's automation is done in nice, atomic commits. This makes it easier to undo any of the changes Shift makes using git revert.