Symfony 4.4.22 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
bug #40993 [Security] [Security/Core] fix checking for bcrypt (@nicolas-grekas) bug #40923 [Yaml] expose references detected in inline notation structures (@xabbuh) bug #40964 [HttpFoundation] Fixes for PHP 8.1 deprecations (@jrmajor) bug #40514 [Yaml] Allow tabs as separators between tokens (@bertramakers) bug #40882 [Cache] phpredis: Added full TLS support for RedisCluster (@jackthomasatl) bug #40793 [DoctrineBridge] Add support for a driver type “attribute” (@beberlei) bug #40807 RequestMatcher issue when _controller is a closure (@Plopix) bug #40811 [PropertyInfo] Use the right context for methods defined in traits (@colinodell) bug #40330 [SecurityBundle] Empty line starting with dash under “acces _control” causes all rules to be skipped (@monteiro) bug #40780 [Cache] Apply NullAdapter as Null Object (@roukmoute) bug #40740 [Cache][FrameworkBundle] Fix logging for TagAwareAdapter (@fancyweb) bug #40755 [Routing] Better inline requirements and defaults parsing (@Foxprodev) bug #40754 [PhpUnitBridge] Fix phpunit symlink on Windows (@johnstevenson) bug #40707 [Yaml] Fixed infinite loop when parser goes through an additional and invalid closing tag (@alexandre-daubois) bug #40679 [Debug][ErrorHandler] Avoid warning with Xdebug 3 with develop mode disabled (@Jean85) bug #40702 [HttpClient] allow CurlHttpClient on Windows (@n0rbyt3) bug #40503 [Yaml] fix parsing some block sequences (@a1812) bug #40610 Fixed bugs found by psalm (@Nyholm) bug #40603 [Config] Fixed support for nodes not extending BaseNode (@Nyholm) bug #40645 [FrameworkBundle] Dont store cache misses on warmup (@Nyholm) bug #40629 [DependencyInjection] Fix “url” env var processor behavior when the url has no path (@fancyweb) bug #40655 [Cache] skip storing failure-to-save as misses in ArrayAdapter (@nicolas-grekas) bug #40522 [Serializer] Allow AbstractNormalizer to use null for non-optional nullable constructor parameters without default value (@Pierre Rineau) bug #40595 add missing queu _name to find(id) in doctrine messenger transport (@monteiro)
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