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PINT PATCHES BLADE FORMATTING AND ALPINE SYNTAX BUGS

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Laravel's code formatter shipped v1.30.2 overnight with four critical fixes targeting template syntax that was breaking Blade imports and Alpine directives.

Pint v1.30.2 lands with a focused round of fixes for template handling [1]. Nuno Maduro addressed a persistent issue where unused imports were being incorrectly retained in Blade files [2], a problem that would clutter your templates and trigger linter warnings on every deploy. The release also fixes formatting of Alpine.js mask directives and escaped @@ symbols [3], which were causing syntax errors in components that mix Alpine interactivity with Blade syntax. Two additional fixes prevent Pint from injecting commas into non-call directives [4] and improve cache handling [5] for faster subsequent runs. This is a quiet but necessary update for teams running strict code style enforcement on template files.

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What shipped in Laravel on August 1, 2026?
Laravel's code formatter shipped v1.30.2 overnight with four critical fixes targeting template syntax that was breaking Blade imports and Alpine directives. In total, 7 commits and 2 releases landed.
Who contributed to Laravel on August 1, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including nuno maduro and github-actions[bot].
What were the notable Laravel updates?
v1.30.2, fix: keeps unused imports on blade, and fix: formatting alpine mask + escaped @@.