A while ago, we started to provide Symfony CLI packages for various platforms (Homebrew, APT based Linux distros like Debian/Ubuntu, YUM based distros like Fedora/CentOS/SUSE/RedHat, ...) in addition to pure binaries.
Instead of doing the hard work of creating all these packages ourselves, we are relying on GoReleaser and Gemfury. Using packages instead of binaries help with auto-updating the Symfony CLI whenever a new released is pushed. In addition, they can provide more security with signed packages. Unfortunately, Gemfury does not support signed packages yet.
So, a while ago, we've added support for signed packages thanks to Cloudsmith.
As it works perfectly, it's now time to deprecate the Gemfury package repositories in favor of the Cloudsmith ones.
As of today, the Gemfury packages won't be updated anymore.
If you are using still using Gemfury, uninstall it on Linux by removing /etc/apt/sources.list.d/symfony-cli.list or /etc/yum.repos.d/symfony-cli.repo. Then, follow the installation instructions.
<hr style="margin-bottom: 5px" />
<div style="font-size: 90%">
<a href="https://symfony.com/sponsor">Sponsor</a> the Symfony project.
</div>Login to add comment
Other posts in this group
Symfony 7.3 introduces several enhancements to the Validator component, focusing on developer experience, better configurability, and more expressive constraint definitions.
Allow to Disable Translat
Symfony 7.3 adds a new JsonStreamer component as a high-performance, low-memory JSON encoding and decoding utility. However, the Serializer component still has many valid use cases, even for JSON cont
Symfony 7.3.0-RC1 has just been released. This is a pre-release version of Symfony 7.3. If you want to test it in your own applications before its final release, run the following commands:
This week, development activity focused on putting the final touches on Symfony 7.3 in preparation for its stable release next week. In addition, we published a security fix for a potential vulnerabil
Symfony's bridge packages integrate third-party services, such as mailers, notifiers, and translation providers, into Symfony applications. With more than 120 bridges available today, Symfony supports
Symfony Messenger component keeps evolving to meet the needs of complex, modern applications. In Symfony 7.3, we're introducing several powerful features to it.
Run Process Using the Shell… https://s
The Routing component provides an impressive list of features to map incoming URLs to your application code. Symfony 7.3 pushes it even further with a set of new features that improve developer experi
