Monthly summary for 2025-08 focused on stabilizing dependencies across PHP versions and improving code quality in two repositories, delivering business value by reducing install-time conflicts and increasing reliability of PHP tooling. Key features delivered and bugs fixed: - ibexa/behat: Behat/Gherkin Dependency Compatibility Update. Updated Composer constraints to allow newer versions of behat/behat and behat/gherkin, resolving conflicts on PHP 8.1+ and enabling compatibility across PHP versions by allowing Composer to install appropriate versions. - PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer: Bug fix in PhpdocOrderFixer to prevent duplicates and preserve order for phpstan- and psalm- prefixed annotations; added tests for various annotation combinations, ensuring correct processing order and preventing regressions. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Reduced dependency-related install failures and compatibility issues across PHP versions, enhancing CI reliability and easing upgrades for downstream projects. - Strengthened code quality and tooling confidence in public packages, with targeted fixes and expanded test coverage. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Composer dependency management and PHP version compatibility (PHP 8.1+) - PHP-CS-Fixer code quality improvements, including tests for edge cases - Test-driven validation and regression testing, with emphasis on annotation handling and processing order - Git-based change hygiene and release readiness