5.0

content/collections/docs/antlers.md

@@ -4,9 +4,6 @@ blueprint: page
 title: 'Antlers Templates'
 intro: |-
   Antlers is a simple and powerful templating engine provided with Statamic.  It can fetch and filter content, display, modify, and set variables, tap into core features like user authentication and search, and handle complex logic. Coming from Laravel and want to stick to Blade? [We got you covered](/blade).
-  :::tip Hot Tip
-    For sites running Statamic 3.2 and older you'll need to use the [legacy Antlers parser](/antlers-legacy). For all other projects, keep reading. You're in the right place.
-  :::
 template: page
 ---
 ## Overview
@@ -32,13 +29,22 @@ This is a very simple Antlers tag:
 
 ### Configuring
 
-You can configure advanced settings (or switch to the [legacy Antlers parser](/antlers-legacy)) in `config/statamic/antlers.php`. The `runtime` version is the fresh new default parser as of Statamic 3.4, as documented on this very page.
+You can configure advanced settings, like guarded variables, tags & modifiers in `config/statamic/antlers.php`.
 
 ```php
 // config/statamic/antlers.php
 return [
-    'version' => 'runtime',
-    // ...
+    'guardedVariables' => [
+        'config.app.key',
+    ],
+
+    'guardedTags' => [
+        //
+    ],
+
+    'guardedModifiers' => [
+        //
+    ],
 ];
 ```
 
@@ -375,10 +381,6 @@ There are more than 150 built-in [modifiers](/reference/modifiers) that can do a
 
 You can even create [Macros](/modifiers/macro) to combine sets of often used modifiers into one, new reusable one.
 
-#### Legacy Syntax
-
-The New Antlers Parser still supports what we're now calling the "[Legacy Syntax](/antlers-legacy#stringshorthand-style)" styles, and will continue to do so until Statamic 4.0.
-
 ### Creating Variables
 
 You can now set variables by using the assignment operator, `=`.
@@ -1283,6 +1285,14 @@ The `@` can also be used to escape individual braces within tag parameters or st
 // "string {foo} bar"
 ```
 
+### Tag parameters
+
+You may ignore the contents of tag parameters by prefixing the parameter with a backslash. This could be useful allow you to avoid having to escape each curly brace like the example above if you are providing some JS/JSON in a parameter:
+
+```
+{{ form:create \x-data="{ submittable: false }" }}
+```
+
 ### The `noparse` Tag
 
 Use this method if you need to prevent entire code blocks from being parsed.

content/collections/docs/debugging.md

@@ -20,6 +20,18 @@ Statamic will try to detect why you're receiving a specific exception and provid
 
 <img src="/img/clippy-docs.gif" class="fixed z-10 cursor-pointer bottom-0 right-0 m-8" x-show.transition="showEasterEgg" x-on:click="showEasterEgg = false">
 
+
+## Fake SQL Queries
+
+By default, Statamic doesn't use a database, so our query builders don't actually execute SQL queries. However, we "fake" the queries so that they appear in your preferred debugging tools like [Ray](https://myray.app) or Debugbar (more on that below).
+
+They are enabled when you're in debug mode, but if you'd like to disable them you can do so in `config/statamic/system.php`:
+
+```php
+'fake_sql_queries' => false,
+```
+
+
 ## Debug Bar
 
 The debug bar is a convenient way to explore many of the things happening in any given page request. You can see data Statamic is fetching, which views are being rendered, information on the current route, available variables, user's session, request data, and more.

content/collections/docs/forms.md

@@ -365,6 +365,8 @@ email:
     # other settings here
 ```
 
+If you don't want the attachments to be kept around on your server, you should pick the `files` fieldtype option explained in the [File Uploads](#file-uploads) section.
+
 ### Using Markdown Mailable Templates
 
 Laravel allows you to create email templates [using Markdown](https://laravel.com/docs/mail#markdown-mailables). It's pretty simple to wire these up with your form emails:
@@ -413,15 +415,15 @@ You can customize the components further by reviewing the [Laravel documentation
 
 Sometimes your fans want to show you things they've created, like scissor-cut love letters and innocent selfies with cats. No problem! File input types to the rescue. Inform Statamic you intend to collect files, specify where you'd like the uploads to go, and whether you'd like them to simply be placed in a directory somewhere, or become reusable Assets.
 
-First up, add `files="true"` to  your form tag. (This will add `enctype="multipart/form-data"` to the generated `<form>` tag. That's always so difficult to remember.)
+First, add a file upload field to your blueprint:
+- Add an `assets` field if you want the uploaded files to be stored in one of your asset containers.
+- Add a `files` field if you're only wanting to attach the uploads to the email. Anything uploaded using this fieldtype will be attached and then deleted after the emails are sent.
 
-```
-{{ form:create formset="contact" files="true" }}
-...
-{{ /form:create }}
-```
+Then decide if you need single or multiple files to be uploaded.
+
+### Single files
 
-Then add an `assets` field to your blueprint, with a `max_files` setting of `1`:
+On your field, add a `max_files` setting of `1`:
 
 ```
 <input type="file" name="cat_selfie" />
@@ -443,7 +445,7 @@ You have two methods available to you:
 
 First, You can create separate fields for each upload. This is useful if each has a separate purpose, like Resume, Cover Letter, and Headshot. You'll need to explicitly create each and every one in your formset.
 
-Or, you can enable multiple files on one field by dropping the `max_files` setting on your assets field, and using array syntax on your input by adding a set of square brackets to the `name` attribute:
+Or, you can enable multiple files on one field by dropping the `max_files` setting on your field, and using array syntax on your input by adding a set of square brackets to the `name` attribute:
 
 ```
 <input type="file" name="selfies[]" multiple />

content/collections/docs/laravel.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ You'll get a bunch of things automatically set up for you, like a pages collecti
 
 ## Supported Versions of Laravel
 
-**Laravel 9 and Laravel 10 are supported with Statamic 4+.** If you need Laravel 8 support, you can still use Statamic 3.x.
+**Laravel 10 & Laravel 11 are supported with Statamic 5.** If you need Laravel 9 support, you can still use Statamic 4.x.
 
 ## Install Statamic
 

content/collections/docs/licensing.md

@@ -62,6 +62,8 @@ Statamic pings The Outpost (our validation web service) on a regular basis. The
 
 This happens once per hour, and only when logged into the control panel. Changing your license key setting will trigger an immediate ping to the The Outpost. Tampering with outgoing API call will cause Statamic to consider your license invalid. If that happens, you'll need to open a [support request][support] to reinstate your license.
 
+If you need to run Statamic in an environment without an internet connection, please [contact support](https://statamic.com/support).
+
 ## One License Per Site
 
 Each license entitles you to run one production installation. You will need to specify the domains you plan to use from the "Sites" area of your Statamic Account. Domain are treated as wildcards so you can use subdomains for locales, testing, and other purposes.