README

Documentation: https://hypervel.org/docs/telescope

Differences From Laravel

• Recording state applies to the current coroutine, since one worker handles many requests at once. startRecording(), stopRecording(), withoutRecording() and isRecording() apply to the current coroutine, and the $shouldRecord property is not available. See controlling recording.
• Recorded entries and updates are also held per coroutine. Use Telescope::getEntriesQueue() and Telescope::getUpdatesQueue() instead of the $entriesQueue and $updatesQueue properties. Telescope::store() waits until the current coroutine finishes before storing them, unless the telescope.defer option is false. See deferred storage.
• Telescope::cspNonce() sets the nonce for the current request only, so call it from middleware rather than during boot. The $nonceAttribute property is not available. See Content Security Policy (CSP) nonce.
• The HTTP client watcher records all Guzzle clients, including third-party SDKs, rather than only framework HTTP client calls. See HTTP client recording and exclusions.

Ported from: https://github.com/laravel/telescope