Laravel Development · page 4

Compare required environment variable names across deployment environments.

Display configured cache drivers and relevant application cache settings.

List configured storage disks and their default settings.

Review signed URL generation and validation patterns.

List API endpoints with authentication, throttling, and middleware details.

Inventory API resources and their exposed fields.

Preview custom HTTP error pages for common status codes.

Display applied, pending, and failed database migrations.

Flag destructive schema operations for manual review before deployment.

Identify slow Laravel tests from recorded execution durations.

Group failing tests by exception type, file, or shared error signature.

List authorization policies and their associated models.

Review CSRF middleware and route exceptions for unexpected exclusions.

Display middleware applied to each route and highlight redundant middleware.

Map Laravel events to their registered listeners and handlers.

Inspect job classes for retry settings, timeouts, backoff policies, and failure handling.

Identify scheduled commands that may overlap or execute too frequently.

Analyze cache key patterns and identify collision risks.

Compare API resource fields across related endpoints.

Find routes with missing, inconsistent, or overly permissive rate limits.

Compare Eloquent relationships with foreign keys and database constraints.

Find relationships and queries that may unintentionally include or exclude soft-deleted records.

Inspect fillable and guarded properties for unsafe model updates.

Compare Eloquent casts with database column types and application usage.