This week, Symfony 4.4.21 and 5.2.6 maintenance versions were released. In addition, the Symfony 5 book published new updates for Symfony 5.2 and it's now available in 13 different languages.
Symfony development highlights
This week, 45 pull requests were merged (40 in code and 5 in docs) and 23 issues were closed (22 in code and 1 in docs). Excluding merges, 27 authors made 3,951 additions and 1,260 deletions. See details for code and docs.
4.4 changelog:
5dad871: [Messenger] add missing queue_name to find(id) in Doctrine messenger transport e16be83: [Serializer] allow AbstractNormalizer to use null for non-optional nullable constructor parameters without default value 2ceb35a: [Cache] skip storing failure-to-save as misses in ArrayAdapter 990b51b: [DependencyInjection] fix "url" env var processor behavior when the url has no path cc7d126: [FrameworkBundle] Don't store cache misses on warmup bd90627: [Config] fixed support for nodes not extending BaseNode 4e4cdf5: [Yaml] fix parsing some block sequences
5.2 changelog:
87a67be: [FrameworkBundle] don't access the container to configure http_cache 481222f: [Config, FrameworkBundle] hint to use PHP 8+ or to install Annotations for using attributes/annotations 54209bb: [Stopwatch] document new "name" property of StopwatchEvent bd90627: [Config] fixed support for nodes not extending BaseNode
5.x changelog:
c14d189: [Notifier] add the FakeSms bridge 3154509: [FrameworkBundle] add an helper to generate fragments URL 6f4b0a3: [Messenger] fix deprecation layer in AbstractFailedMessagesCommand 4d23fec: [RateLimiter] fix sleep value bb1e1e5: [Security] LoginLink create get Request Locale
Symfony CLI
Symfony CLI is a must-have tool when developing Symfony applications on your local machine. It includes the Symfony Local Server, the best way to run local Symfony applications. This week Symfony CLI released its new 4.23.3 version with the following changes:
Fix `project:create
when not logged in
Switch to Composer 2 by default if available
Add more supported PHP extensions on SymfonyCloud for PHP 8.0
Switch to PHP 8.0 as a default version when creating a new SymfonyCloud project
Newest issues and pull requests
[Security][DX] RFC: A simple way to do programmatic login [Security][DX] RFC: A simple way to do programmatic logout [HttpClient] Should getInfo() return more request info
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