Symfony 4.4.18 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
bug #39531 [Mailer] Fix parsing Dsn with empty user/password (@OskarStark) bug #39518 [Ldap] Incorrect determination of RelativeDistinguishedName for the “move” operation (@astepin) bug #39476 [Lock] Prevent store exception break combined store (@dzubchik) bug #39433 [Cache] fix setting “rea _timeout” when using Redis (@nicolas-grekas) bug #39420 [Cache] Prevent notice on case matching metadata trick (@bastnic) bug #39203 [DI] Fix not working if only “defaul _inde _method” used (@malteschlueter) bug #39142 [Config] Stop treating multiline resources as globs (@michaelKaefer) bug #39341 [Form] Fixed StringUtil::trim() to trim ZERO WIDTH SPACE (U+200B) and SOFT HYPHEN (U+00AD) (@pmishev) bug #39334 [Config][TwigBundle] Fixed syntax error in config (@Nyholm) bug #39196 [DI] Fix Xdebug 3.0 detection (@vertexvaar) bug #39226 [PhpUnitBridge] Fix disabling DeprecationErrorHandler from PHPUnit configuration file (@fancyweb) bug #39357 [FrameworkBundle] fix preserving some special chars in the query string (@nicolas-grekas) bug #39271 [HttpFoundation] Fix TypeError: Argument 1 passed to JsonResponse::setJson() must be of the type string, object given (@sidz) bug #39251 [DependencyInjection] Fix container linter for union types (@derrabus) bug #39336 [Config] YamlReferenceDumper: No default value required for VariableNode with array example (@Nyholm) bug #39333 [Form] do not apply the Valid constraint on scalar form data (@lchrusciel, @xabbuh) bug #39331 [PhpUnitBridge] Fixed PHPunit 9.5 compatibility (@wouterj) bug #39220 [HttpKernel] Fix bug with whitespace in Kernel::stripComments() (@ausi) bug #39252 [Mime] Leverage PHP 8’s detection of CSV files (@derrabus) bug #39313 [FrameworkBundle] TextDescriptor::formatControllerLink checked method… (@fjogeleit) bug #39286 [HttpClient] throw clearer error when no scheme is provided (@BackEndTea) bug #39267 [Yaml] fix lexing backslashes in single quoted strings (@xabbuh) bug #39151 [DependencyInjection] Fixed incorrect report for private services if required service does not exist (@Islam93) bug #39274 [Yaml] fix lexing mapping values with trailing whitespaces (@xabbuh) bug #39270 [Inflector] Fix Notice when argument is empty string (@moldman) bug #39247 [Security] remove return type definition in order to avoid type juggling (@adeptofvoltron) bug #39223 [Console] Re-enable hyperlinks in Konsole/Yakuake (@OndraM) bug #39241 [Yaml] fix lexing inline sequences/mappings with trailing whitespaces (@Nyholm, @xabbuh) bug #39243 [Filesystem] File existence check before calling unlink method (@gechetspr)
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