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[ artisan dev Gets a Tabbed Terminal UI ](#artisan-dev-gets-a-tabbed-terminal-ui) 4. [ Images as HTTP Responses ](#images-as-http-responses) 5. [ Queue Observability Additions ](#queue-observability-additions) 6. [ Other Notable Changes ](#other-notable-changes) 7. [ Key Takeaways ](#key-takeaways) ![Laravel 13.25: Pause All Queues at Once and a New artisan dev Terminal UI](https://cdn.msaied.com/542/021fe5b0399ae1b971b6b64e300d1751.png) [ Laravel ](https://msaied.com/articles?category=laravel) #Laravel 13 #Queue Management #artisan dev #Image API #Laravel Releases Laravel 13.25: Pause All Queues at Once and a New artisan dev Terminal UI =========================================================================== 11 Aug 2026 4 min read ![Mohamed Said](https://cdn.msaied.com/01M22N44A70A5MC2S599JP0MPH.webp) Mohamed Said Table of contents 1. [ 01 What's New in Laravel 13.25 ](#whats-new-in-laravel-1325) 2. [ 02 Pause Every Queue on Every Connection ](#pause-every-queue-on-every-connection) 3. [ 03 artisan dev Gets a Tabbed Terminal UI ](#artisan-dev-gets-a-tabbed-terminal-ui) 4. [ 04 Images as HTTP Responses ](#images-as-http-responses) 5. [ 05 Queue Observability Additions ](#queue-observability-additions) 6. [ 06 Other Notable Changes ](#other-notable-changes) 7. [ 07 Key Takeaways ](#key-takeaways) What's New in Laravel 13.25 --------------------------- Laravel 13.25.0 was released on August 11, 2026, bringing a handful of quality-of-life improvements for queue management, local development, and image handling, alongside a set of targeted bug fixes. --- Pause Every Queue on Every Connection ------------------------------------- Previously, pausing queues during a deployment meant issuing a separate command for every connection/queue pair. Laravel 13.25 adds an `--all` flag to both `queue:pause` and `queue:resume`: ```bash php artisan queue:pause --all php artisan queue:resume --all ``` The same capability is available on the facade: ```php use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Queue; Queue::pauseAll(); Queue::resumeAll(); ``` The global switch uses a single cache key that workers check alongside per-queue keys. Crucially, `resumeAll()` clears only the global flag — queues you paused individually stay paused, so a deploy script cannot accidentally restart a queue that was parked on purpose. Two new events, `QueuesPaused` and `QueuesResumed`, fire alongside the existing per-queue events. --- artisan dev Gets a Tabbed Terminal UI ------------------------------------- The `artisan dev` command previously used `concurrently`, which interleaved all process output into a single scrolling feed. It now runs through `@laravel/multiplex`, giving each process its own tab with search, per-process restart, and log clearing. Three output modes are available: - **tabs** (default) — each process in its own tab - **stream** — one interleaved feed you can scroll and search - **inline** — plain output, used automatically when there is no TTY ```bash php artisan dev --stream php artisan dev --timestamps --no-restart ``` You can set project-level defaults in a service provider: ```php use Illuminate\Foundation\DevCommands; DevCommands::stream(); DevCommands::withTimestamps(); DevCommands::disableAutoRestart(); DevCommands::bufferSize(5000); ``` When the command exits, buffered logs are printed to the terminal so nothing is lost. Windows falls back to `concurrently`; the new path requires Node v22.13+ and runs on macOS and Linux. --- Images as HTTP Responses ------------------------ `Image` now implements `Responsable`, so you can return an image instance directly from a route: ```php use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Image; Route::get('/avatars/{user}', function (User $user) { return Image::fromStorage($user->avatar_path) ->cover(200, 200) ->toWebp() ->quality(80); }); ``` Two additional helpers ship alongside this: - **`Image::fromStream()`** — builds an instance from a stream resource (e.g., `Storage::disk('s3')->readStream($path)`) - **`toFormat()`** is now public — converts a user-supplied format string to the correct output method, throwing an `ImageException` for unsupported formats --- Queue Observability Additions ----------------------------- - **`UniqueJobSkipped` event** — fires when a `ShouldBeUnique` job is dropped because the lock is already held, making it easy to distinguish a working constraint from a stuck lock. - **`$timeout` on `JobTimedOut`** — the event now carries the number of seconds that was exceeded. - **`#[FailOnTimeout]` for notifications** — `SendQueuedNotifications` respects a `$failOnTimeout` property or `#[FailOnTimeout]` attribute on the notification class. - **`QueueFake` assigns UUIDs** — faked jobs now match the shape of real driver jobs, making `$job->uuid` testable. --- Other Notable Changes --------------------- - **`withoutCookies(array)`** — expire multiple cookies in one call instead of chaining `withoutCookie()` repeatedly. - **`foreignUlidFor()`** schema helper — completes the trio alongside `foreignIdFor()` and `foreignUuidFor()`, producing a `char(26)` column with the correct foreign key constraint. - **`Request::all()` prefers input over files** — when an input field and a file field share the same key, the input value wins; `file()` is unaffected. --- Key Takeaways ------------- - `queue:pause --all` / `queue:resume --all` and `Queue::pauseAll()` / `Queue::resumeAll()` simplify zero-downtime deployments. - `artisan dev` now uses `@laravel/multiplex` for a tabbed terminal UI on macOS/Linux (Node v22.13+ required). - `Image` implements `Responsable` and gains `fromStream()` and a public `toFormat()`. - `UniqueJobSkipped`, an expanded `JobTimedOut`, and `#[FailOnTimeout]` for notifications improve queue observability. - `foreignUlidFor()` completes the schema helper trio for ULID-based foreign keys. --- *Source: [Laravel News — Laravel 13.25.0](https://laravel-news.com/laravel-13-25-0)* Found this useful? 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On Windows, the command automatically falls back to the previous `concurrently`-based runner. Q03 How does Image::toFormat() differ from calling toWebp() or toAvif() directly? `toFormat()` accepts a user-supplied format string and resolves it to the correct conversion method internally. It throws an `ImageException` for unsupported formats rather than silently falling through, making it safe to use with untrusted input such as a request parameter. 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