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NIGHTWATCH LOCKS DOWN VAPOR SCHEDULING, MOAT HITS 1.0

By RepoJournal · Filed · About Laravel

Nightwatch v1.27.0 now tracks sub-minute Vapor schedules correctly, while Moat ships its first stable release with security analysis fixes for legacy repositories.

Nightwatch v1.27.0 landed with a critical fix for Vapor users: the test helper now properly handles sub-minute scheduling by listening to the `vapor:schedule` command and tracking each scheduled task as a separate entrypoint [1] [2]. The release also standardizes naming conventions, adds new test assertions, and fixes Laravel 13 serialization issues [1]. Over in MCP, the resource testing helper now resolves URI template variables before dispatching requests, so templates like `file://summary/{id}` properly expand with provided arguments [3]. Moat shipped v1.0.0 with a critical fix for old repositories not having security analysis enabled by default [4] [5], marking the first stable release after months of development. Maestro fixed a 404 that appeared after email verification in Teams variants by redirecting to the team-prefixed dashboard instead of the default `/dashboard` route [6].

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References

  1. [1] v1.27.0 ↗ laravel/nightwatch
  2. [2] Handle `vapor:schedule` for sub-minute scheduling ↗ laravel/nightwatch
  3. [3] Resolve URI template variables when testing resources ↗ laravel/mcp
  4. [4] v1.0.0 ↗ laravel/moat
  5. [5] fix: old repositories not having security analysis laravel/moat
  6. [6] Fix Teams email verification redirect ↗ laravel/maestro

Quick answers

What shipped in Laravel on May 21, 2026?
Nightwatch v1.27.0 now tracks sub-minute Vapor schedules correctly, while Moat ships its first stable release with security analysis fixes for legacy repositories. In total, 30 commits, 9 pull requests, and 7 releases landed.
Who contributed to Laravel on May 21, 2026?
3 developers shipped this update, including jradtilbrook, pushpak1300, and catatsumuri.
What were the notable Laravel updates?
v1.27.0, Handle `vapor:schedule` for sub-minute scheduling, and Resolve URI template variables when testing resources.

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