🛠️ Short Tutorial Snippet: Running a Laravel Shift on a Real Project
Tutorials Publié le 26 Jan 2026

🛠️ Short Tutorial Snippet: Running a Laravel Shift on a Real Project

Follow these steps to upgrade a Laravel application using Laravel Shift in a safe, professional workflow:

Step 1: Connect Your Repository

Sign in to Laravel Shift using your Git provider (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket). Grant access to the repository containing your Laravel project.

Step 2: Choose the Appropriate Shift

Select the Shift that matches your current Laravel version and your target version (for example, Laravel 9 → Laravel 11). Laravel Shift supports incremental and major upgrades.

Step 3: Configure the Shift

Choose the branch you want to upgrade (usually main or develop). Laravel Shift will automatically create a new branch for the upgrade process.

Step 4: Run the Shift

Start the Shift and wait while Laravel Shift analyzes your codebase, updates framework files, refactors deprecated code, and adjusts dependencies.

Step 5: Review the Pull Request

Once complete, Laravel Shift opens a pull request with clear commits and inline comments explaining each change. Review the modifications carefully.

Step 6: Test and Merge

Run your automated tests locally or in CI. After validation, merge the pull request into your main branch and deploy as usual.