This week, Symfony 3.4.48, 4.4.23 and 5.2.8 maintenance versions were released to mitigate the CVE-2021-21424 security issue. In addition, the fourth beta of Symfony 5.3 was published and the first speakers of the SymfonyWorld 2021 conference were announced.
Symfony development highlights
This week, 61 pull requests were merged (56 in code and 5 in docs) and 37 issues were closed (30 in code and 7 in docs). Excluding merges, 25 authors made 397,998 additions and 353,391 deletions. See details for code and docs.
4.4 changelog:
132e09f: [HttpClient] don't prepare the request in ScopingHttpClient 21bf85f: [Console] fixes for PHP 8.1 deprecations 89c1be8: [WebProfilerBundle] only load Sfjs if it is not present already 9a53e6a: [DependencyInjection] fix dumping service-closure-arguments 2a581d2: [Security, Guard] prevent user enumeration 49dd6ef: [Console] fix Windows code page support 3b0c6f9: [HttpClient] fix adding query string to relative URLs with scoped clients a0f8fc5: [Security] update Finnish translations 9066677: [Security] update Lithuanian translations 4289ab9: [Security] update Bulgarian translations a7d3533: [Security] update Ukrainian translations
5.2 changelog:
7c43648: [Security] reset limiters on successful login 3348c63: [Security] make Login Rate Limiter also case insensitive for non-ascii user identifiers
5.x changelog:
2a87821: [Translation] improve CrowdinProvider c151f76: [Runtime] fix defining $_SERVER[APP_ENV] af19b6b: [Translation] add PoEditor provider 0b66008: [Translation] add Lokalise Provider 90ab9ed: [Translation] improve Translation providers 8ef49cf: [HttpClient] add DecoratorTrait to ease writing simple decorators c2ce15d: [Translation] remove credentials from PoEditorProvider 18997ab: [FrameworkBundle] fix debug:event-dispatcher and debug:firewall 33bfb3d: [Mailer, Notifier, Translation] add tests for UnsupportedSchemeException 649d115: [Messenger] ability to distinguish retry and delay actions 1bf384a: [DependencyInjection] don't try to load YamlFileLoader if it's not actually needed 1921c78, fef1099: [FrameworkBundle] improve AbstractController::handleForm() b14d769: [DependencyInjection] allow PHP-DSL files to be env-conditional 854226b, 2ac23c6: [FrameworkBundle] introduce AbstractController::renderForm() instead of handleForm() 35dbf8c: [Notifier] add missing charset to content-type for Slack notifier c61617e: [Console] fix registering command aliases when using the new "cmd|alias" syntax for names
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 4.24.1 version with the following changes:
Fix fuzzy command name algorithm when there is an exact match
Newest issues and pull requests
LoginLinkHandler options should be able to be overridden programmatically [Serializer] Allow max depth of 0 Allow to Group Form Items Define alias with an attribute [Serializer] set context for property by Property Info Extractor
They talked about us
Batching Symfony Messenger messages Custom Doctrine profiling system Vue.js and Symfony — nested menu Introducing ECS Prefixed and Downgraded to PHP 7.1
Symfony — découpler la gestion des formulaires
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