Who contributed to Laravel on May 31, 2026?

2 developers shipped this update, including jackbayliss and SimonMeia.

What were the notable Laravel updates?

[13.x] Introduce Bus::dispatchBulk() (#60297), [13.x] Introduce Bus::bulk(), and fix: add missing space before colon to avoid broken redirect URL.

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LARAVEL 13 GETS BULK JOB DISPATCH, MOAT FIXES TERMINAL LINK TRAP

By RepoJournal · Filed 06:00 UTC on May 31, 2026 · About Laravel

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jackbayliss @jackbayliss 1 cited

SimonMeia @SimonMeia 1 cited

Laravel 13 ships Bus::dispatchBulk() to handle mass job queuing without melting your driver, while Moat patches a subtle URL formatting bug that breaks terminal hyperlinks.

The framework landed a new bulk job dispatcher [1] that lets you queue hundreds of jobs efficiently instead of looping dispatch() calls that hammer your queue driver with individual inserts. This matters if you're handling mass imports or exports where every database write counts. Taylor Otwell merged the feature complete with fakes and test coverage, addressing a real pain point for teams optimizing resource usage at scale [2]. On the Moat side, a one-line fix [3] stops the terminal from including a colon in GitHub token URLs when you Ctrl+Click them, which was redirecting users to the wrong page [4]. Small fix, massive UX win for anyone setting up Moat for the first time.

Action items

→ Review Bus::dispatchBulk() syntax in 13.x docs for your next mass-operation refactor laravel/framework [plan]
→ Update Moat if you're running the current version to avoid the URL hyperlink issue laravel/moat [monitor]

References

[1] [13.x] Introduce Bus::dispatchBulk() (#60297) laravel/framework
[2] [13.x] Introduce Bus::bulk() ↗ laravel/framework
[3] fix: add missing space before colon to avoid broken redirect URL ↗ laravel/moat
[4] fix: add missing space before colon to avoid broken redirect URL (#15) laravel/moat

Quick answers

What shipped in Laravel on May 31, 2026?: Laravel 13 ships Bus::dispatchBulk() to handle mass job queuing without melting your driver, while Moat patches a subtle URL formatting bug that breaks terminal hyperlinks. In total, 3 commits and 2 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Laravel on May 31, 2026?: 2 developers shipped this update, including jackbayliss and SimonMeia.
What were the notable Laravel updates?: [13.x] Introduce Bus::dispatchBulk() (#60297), [13.x] Introduce Bus::bulk(), and fix: add missing space before colon to avoid broken redirect URL.

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