Symfony 5.2.0 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
feature #39213 [Security] [DX] Automatically add PasswordUpgradeBadge + default support() impl in AbstractFormLoginAuthenticator (@wouterj) bug #39166 [Messenger] Fix mssql compatibility for doctrine transport. (@bill moll) bug #39210 [DoctrineBridge] Fix form EntityType with filter on UID (@jderusse) bug #39211 [HttpClient] fix binding to network interfaces (@nicolas-grekas) bug #39129 [DependencyInjection] Fix circular in DI with lazy + byContruct loop (@jderusse) feature #39153 [Security] Automatically register custom authenticator as entr _point (if supported) (@wouterj) bug #39068 [DependencyInjection][Translator] Silent deprecation triggered by libxm _disabl _entit _loader (@jderusse) bug #39119 [Form] prevent duplicated error message for file upload limits (@xabbuh) bug #39099 [Form] ignore the pattern attribute for textareas (@xabbuh) feature #39118 [DoctrineBridge] Require doctrine/persistence 2 (@greg0ire) feature #39128 [HttpFoundation] Deprecate BinaryFileResponse::create() (@derrabus) bug #39154 [Yaml] fix lexing strings containing escaped quotation characters (@xabbuh) bug #39187 [Security] Support for SwitchUserToken instances serialized with 4.4/5.1 (@derrabus) bug #39180 [Serializer] Fix denormalizing scalar with UnwrappingDenormalizer (@camilledejoye) bug #38597 [PhpUnitBridge] Fix qualification of deprecations triggered by the debug class loader (@fancyweb) bug #39160 [Console] Use a partial buffer in SymfonyStyle (@jderusse) bug #39168 [Console] Fix console closing tag (@jderusse) bug #39155 [VarDumper] fix casting resources turned into objects on PHP 8 (@nicolas-grekas) bug #39131 [Cache] Fix CI because of Couchbase version (@jderusse) bug #39115 [HttpClient] don’t fallback to HTTP/1.1 when HTTP/2 streams break (@nicolas-grekas) bug #33763 [Yaml] fix lexing nested sequences/mappings (@xabbuh)
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