Month: 2026-04 — Stabilized CI for glpi-project/glpi by addressing Docker git-dir ownership issues and tightening safe-directories logic. Delivered a robust Git safe-directories configuration and refined CI checks to reduce flaky builds, resulting in faster feedback and more reliable PR validation.

March 2026 monthly summary for glpi-project/glpi focused on security hardening, maintainability, and stable delivery. Key improvements include a security-driven dependency upgrade across core packages, a quality-focused PHPStan baseline adjustment, and fixes improving module resolution. In addition, a targeted data refactor and consolidation of TipTap updates improve maintainability and release stability. Overall, these efforts reduce risk, accelerate future feature work, and strengthen the product’s reliability for end users.

February 2026 monthly summary for glpi project. Key features delivered include security hardening across dependencies, access control enhancements for AJAX endpoints, performance optimizations for entity AJAX data transfer, reliability and correctness improvements, and tooling/build system upgrades. These efforts reduced security vulnerabilities, improved data privacy and resource access controls, decreased payload sizes and server load, and strengthened the developer experience and build stability.

January 2026 (2026-01) summary for glpi-project/glpi. Focused on delivering a solid 10.0 baseline, security hardening, and process improvements that strengthen release readiness and overall product reliability. Key features delivered include: the initial 10.0 release notes for 2026-01 (batch 1 of 2) establishing the 10.0 baseline; HLAPI v2.2 endpoints expanding API coverage (including network port related endpoints, notepad, dashboards, and related ITIL support); PSR-4 autoloading compliance implemented for the tools command; addition of the GLPI 10.0.23 SQL schema file to support deployments; and data/configuration improvements such as disabling unsanitization of DB data for new GLPI instances. Additional improvements include backporting the docker release workflow to streamline CI/CD, making JS import paths compatible with the importmap, enabling PHPStan static analysis at level 8, and documenting enhanced PHPDoc types for CommonGLPI. Security and quality fixes were also addressed across dependencies and tooling to reduce risk and improve maintainability.

December 2025 – Consolidated security, quality, and stability across the glpi project. Delivered governance improvements with CI/CD permissions enforcement, upgraded core dependencies, and reinforced release integrity. Implemented Playwright-based end-to-end tests, expanded static analysis and PHP compatibility tooling, and fixed a broad set of UI, API, and data integrity bugs. These efforts improved deployment governance, reduced production risk, expanded testing coverage, and accelerated developer feedback loops.

Month: 2025-11 | Repository: glpi-project/glpi Key features delivered: - HLAPI v2.1 release: config values, timeline properties, SLM features, reminders, RSS feeds, reservations, and user preferences, plus added missing HLAPI properties. - Add a command to update all local plugins: CLI tool to update plugins with DB-driven listing and optional username parameter. - Add types for DbUtils methods and aliases: improved typing to enhance developer experience and reduce runtime errors. - Security hardening: Encrypt API clients and user tokens; update security policy and npm dependencies to address fixes. - LDAP Import feature improvements: use raw LDAP field values to improve data handling. Major bugs fixed: - Fix SMTP credentials encoding. - IPAddress migration fix from genericobject. - Fix multiple groups handling in search results. - Handle unmigrated relations in genericobject plugin migration. - Fix massive update of custom fields. - Fix missing links for itemlink+completename search options. - Fix assignable items filtering in cron context. - Fix document relation filtering (two commits). - Sanitize input during import operations. - Remember-me authentication UX bug fix: update last login when remember_me is used. - Logging and plugin URL handling fixes: Monolog level handling and empty plugin URLs path. - API stability: Prevent BC-break on getAssociatedDocumentsCriteria() signature. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Strengthened security, data integrity, and reliability across core and plugin ecosystems. - Improved developer experience with better typing, clearer UX messages, and streamlined plugin management. - More robust data migrations, search accuracy, and integration points. - Improved CI/CD and testing, reducing release risk. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - PHP, HLAPI, LDAP handling, Monolog, security hardening, plugin architecture, DBUtils typing, and modern PHP development practices.

2025-10 GLPI monthly summary focusing on business value and technical achievements. This month delivered security hardening, reliability improvements, and UX/localization polish, with strong emphasis on traceability and front-end performance. Key features include JavaScript escaping enforcement across scripts (parts 2 and 3) to mitigate XSS risk; deprecation of unsafe method execution in the dropdown controller to reduce operational risk; automatic decoding of sanitized completenames for correct display and processing; and enhancements to item copy failure messaging. Front-end performance was improved through extended asset caching (CSS/locales) and UI/locale updates for better user experience and scalability.

Month: 2025-09. The GLPI team delivered targeted features and a broad set of bug fixes that enhance stability, security, observability, and upgrade readiness. The work emphasizes business value through reliable routing, improved data integrity checks, and up-to-date dependencies, while tightening security controls and simplifying release packaging.

August 2025 — Key platform hardening, localization expansion, and tooling modernization for GLPI. Delivered significant taint analysis improvements, i18n enhancements, and stability fixes that reduce risk in production and improve cross-language user experience. This month achieved alignment with PER CS 3.0, dependency hygiene, and compatibility upgrades, laying groundwork for faster, safer releases.

July 2025 consolidated GLPI delivery around code quality, stability, and tooling modernization, delivering business value through cleaner code, more robust bootstrap and plugin management, and stronger DB compatibility. The month emphasized proactive risk reduction, improved developer experience, and security hardening to support smoother deployments and future feature velocity.

June 2025 (glpi-project/glpi) monthly summary focused on stabilizing test infrastructure, hardening security, and strengthening the developer experience through improved architecture and tooling. Key features delivered: - Frontend stability and quality: fixed front-end routing with PHP built-in server, resolved SCSS lint issues, and added PHPStan PHPDoc uncertainty handling; upgraded PHPUnit to ^11.5 to improve test accuracy. - Architecture and plugin ecosystem: introduced dynamic plugin controller instantiation, enhanced plugin routing, and improved exception logging for better operability and debugging. - Safer code and dependency hygiene: implemented safer object instantiations and removed irrelevant lifecycle and dev Twig library; adopted Tokenizer extension requirement; integrated PHPStan rules for code quality. - Build, test, and CI reliability: stabilized tests and CI paths by aligning web test setup (GLPI_URI), and prepared the codebase for ongoing Twig upgrade compatibility. - Security and compatibility: updated vulnerable dependencies to address security findings and ensured PHP extension requirements are clearly enforced. - Misc improvements: drop potentially conflicting capacities search options to prevent id-based conflicts; improve form handling and error handling (redirects, HTTP exceptions in AJAX timelines, and strict getFromXXX() results). Major bugs fixed: - Testing environment stabilization: consistent url_base/root_doc in testing env, fix tests broken by Twig upgrade, holiday test stability, and use of GLPI_URI for web tests. - Core runtime, console, and install/upgrade fixes: enable console execution as super user, fix PHP-FPM install/update progress indicator, adjust getItemTypeForTable return to null, and correct PHP extensions requirements. - Form handling and error handling: robust post-creation form redirect behavior, HTTP-exception handling for unexpected AJAX cases, and protection against multiple getFromXXX() results; SCSS memory limit fix. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Significantly improved CI/test stability, security posture, and code quality, with a more maintainable architecture and a clearer plugin system. These changes reduce risk in production deployments and accelerate developer onboarding through stronger tooling and standards. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - PHP, PHPUnit 11.5, PHPStan, Twig upgrade handling, SCSS tooling, dynamic plugin architecture, robust error handling, and CI/CD discipline (test infra, web tests, and extension requirements). Representative commits (highlights): 7e68d79c..., cf9e8931..., 0b1abc9c..., 9b02d0d0..., 2c190fb6..., 9b3d6d2b..., 9f2be6f7..., a23a6f11, 81b4abe29..., 6de69a37..., 12f8cdf6..., 1e91615c...

May 2025 monthly summary for php/doc-en focusing on documentation quality and API clarity. Delivered a documentation update for the hash_file function to explicitly include the false return type on error, aligning docs with actual behavior. No code changes were required.

April 2025 performance snapshot for glpi: Delivered core startup resilience, install/upgrade reliability, and database migration enhancements, yielding smoother onboarding, fewer failure modes, and a stronger production-grade baseline. Emphasis on business value included faster time-to-value for deployments, reduced support incidents, and a more maintainable codebase. The work also strengthened testing, localization, and UI polish, contributing to a more robust and scalable platform.

In March 2025, delivered a focused set of features and reliability improvements for glpi to enhance deployment flexibility, data integrity, and developer productivity. The work spanned Docker environment enhancements, object model robustness, plugin migration reliability, and PHP ecosystem compatibility, complemented by testing, logging, and performance optimizations that together increase maintainability and business value.

February 2025 monthly summary highlights: Delivered critical feature refinements and stability improvements across the GLPI project, with a focus on legacy API modernization, package integrity, PHP 8.4 readiness, and enhanced testing and plugin data migration tooling.

January 2025 monthly summary for glpi-project/glpi focusing on security hardening, stability, and business value. Highlights include security-focused dependency upgrades, code quality and input handling improvements, UX/navigation enhancements, and configuration-driven features that improve maintainability and deployment reliability.

December 2024 highlights for GLPI project: Consolidated stability and performance improvements across bootstrapping, autoloading, and plugin routing, while hardening the hook system and aligning configuration loading with modern patterns. Key outcomes include faster startup, fewer runtime failures, and better extensibility.

November 2024 (glpi-project/glpi) focused on stabilizing installation, hardening security and type safety, accelerating performance, and improving release quality. Delivered a set of fixes and enhancements across install workflows, API stability, localization, and packaging, enabling smoother onboarding, reduced risk, and faster deployment.

Delivered security- and privacy-focused enhancements across glpi-project/glpi, focusing on reliable communications, data protection, and robust input handling. Implemented real-time mail notifications with safeguards to prevent disclosure of sensitive content, and hardened exposure of user data through restricted access to sensitive fields and endpoint sanitization. Tightened input validation across the UI and APIs, including strict date validation for reports, and improved inline document display through better MIME handling. Strengthened Kanban rights checks for delete/restore actions and protected RSS feeds from XSS and ownership changes. Migrated legacy database interactions to current methods to reduce technical debt and improve maintainability. Overall, these changes reduce data exposure risks, enhance compliance posture, and improve admin/user workflows without compromising performance.

September 2024: Security hardening in GLPI core. A targeted fix escaped timezone values in SQL queries to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities, improving the security and reliability of timezone handling in glpi-project/glpi. Commit 5bd79b9b08f0482d484a318c7929d3427e4473ca.

August 2024 monthly summary for glpi-project/glpi: security-focused hardening and targeted fixes delivered in the repository. Key features delivered include a randomized response delay in the Forgot Password flow to mitigate user enumeration. Major bug fix addresses an XSS vulnerability by escaping user input in software filters. Overall impact: strengthened authentication flow, reduced attack surface, and improved auditability of changes. Demonstrates security-by-design practice, input sanitization, and clear commit hygiene with auditable change history.

July 2024 monthly summary for glpi project focused on data integrity and security hardening. Implemented array-based data normalization for database exports and comprehensive input sanitization to reduce errors and vulnerabilities. Delivered two key features with measurable impact on data consistency and security, and laid groundwork for maintainability and future compliance across the codebase.

May 2024 monthly summary for glpi-project/glpi focused on stabilizing the mail-to-ticket pipeline. Implemented a mail collector rule to exclude GLPI notification emails, preventing infinite ticket creation loops and improving reliability of email-driven ticket processing. The change reduces erroneous ticket churn and enhances overall support throughput.

October 2023 — glpi-project/glpi: Delivered Timezone-aware Notification Templates with user-specific date rendering and added tests to verify correctness across multiple time zones. Implemented fix to timezone handling in notifications (commit 537045ed4dd35f27b7b1a40fb3db995eb4ed64fc), increasing reliability of user-facing communications.