Laravel Workflow has reached its first major milestone, with version 1.0.0 now available. We believe this version signals readiness for wider production usage.

Stable API
Reaching version 1.0.0 means that Laravel Workflow’s API is now considered stable. The features and APIs provided in this version are well-tested and ready for use in production environments.

Bug Fixes
This release includes a fix for a minor bug present in version 0.0.38. We have been hard at work to ensure the stability of Laravel Workflow and to provide the most reliable experience possible.

Upgrading
While the changes in this release are mostly internal, we encourage all users to upgrade to version 1.0.0 to benefit from the bug fix and the more stable, production-ready codebase.

You can upgrade by running the following commands:

composer require laravel-workflow/laravel-workflow
composer update laravel-workflow/laravel-workflow

We are grateful to all our users and contributors who have helped us reach this milestone. We look forward to further collaboration and development of Laravel Workflow in the future.

Support
For any issues or queries related to this release, please refer to the Laravel Workflow GitHub repository or join us on our Discord channel.

Documentation
The latest documentation for Laravel Workflow can be found on our official website. Please refer to it for detailed instructions and examples on how to use Laravel Workflow.

We hope you enjoy the improvements in Laravel Workflow 1.0.0 and we’re excited to hear your feedback!

Fix serialization

Check if replaying before starting child workflow.

Adds sagas.

class SagaWorkflow extends Workflow
{
    public function execute()
    {
        try {
            yield ActivityStub::make(SimpleActivity::class);
            $this->addCompensation(fn () => ActivityStub::make(SimpleUndoActivity::class));

            yield ActivityStub::make(SimpleOtherActivity::class, 'other');
            $this->addCompensation(fn () => ActivityStub::make(SimpleUndoOtherActivity::class, 'other'));
        } catch (Throwable $th) {
            yield from $this->compensate();
            throw $th;
        }

        return 'workflow';
    }
}

Activities will now throw an exception inside of the workflow which will allow you to catch it rather than failing the workflow automatically. If you don’t catch the exception then the workflow will fail like usual.

Fix issue with not respecting queue config

Fix signal timings.

• Fixes issue with child workflow timers
• Sets queue and connection for signal to the same as workflow