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Stephen Rees-Carter :laravel:

Great question in the comments for: securinglaravel.com/p/security
"Would you recommend moving "laravel/tinker" to dev?"
No, since it's only a command line tool, but you do need to consider your audit trail. Building custom Artisan commands instead would be easier to test and review.

Securing LaravelSecurity Tip: Disable Dev Tools on ProdBy Stephen Rees-Carter
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Out of Control :laravel: 🇨🇦

@valorin I have used Tinker once or twice, in production, to peak at questionable behaviour that was not appearing in dev or staging.

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Erin Dalzell (He/Him) 🇨🇦

@outofcontrol @valorin me too.

Though I switched to using tinkerwell’s ssh capability now.

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Out of Control :laravel: 🇨🇦

@emd @valorin … and I had forgotten about that feature! Thank you for the reminder on this. 😘

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Stephen Rees-Carter :laravel:

@outofcontrol @emd I use Tinker all the time. Granted, it's on small single dev projects, but still.

I've tried to like Tinkerbell, but it's never worked well for me on Win+WSL. ☹️

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Out of Control :laravel: 🇨🇦

@valorin @emd Wonder if Sebastien and devs could sort that out and get Tinkerwell working on WSL?

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Dennis Koch

@outofcontrol I offered them help to make Tinkerwell work with WSL2 some years ago. But they never came back to me. Not sure if it’s working by now. I switched to macOS in the meantime.

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