Symfony 5.3.3 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
bug #41910 [Security] Handle concurency in Csrf DoctrineTokenProvider (@jderusse) bug #41881 Fix SessionTokenStorage reuse with Request (@jderusse) bug #41893 [Filesystem] Workaround cannot dumpFile into “protected” folders on Windows (@arnegroskurth) bug #41896 [Messenger] fix FlattenExceptionNormalizer (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41242 [SecurityBundle] Change information label from red to yellow (@94noni) bug #41665 [HttpKernel] Keep max lifetime also when part of the responses don’t set it (@mpdude) bug #41760 [ErrorHandler] fix handling buffered SilencedErrorContext (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41807 [HttpClient] fix Psr18Client when allo _ur _fopen=0 (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41735 [Runtime] Fix project dir variable when vendor not in project root (@Ash014) bug #40857 [DependencyInjection] Add support of PHP enumerations (@alexandre-daubois) bug #41767 [Config] fix tracking default values that reference the parent class (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41768 [DependencyInjection] Fix binding “iterable $foo” when using the PHP-DSL (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41777 [DependencyInjection] accept service locator definitions with no class (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41801 [Uid] Fix fromString() with low base58 values (@fancyweb) bug #41793 [Cache] handle prefixed redis connections when clearing pools (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41804 [Cache] fix eventual consistency when using RedisTagAwareAdapter with a cluster (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41773 [Cache] Disable locking on Windows by default (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41655 [Mailer] fix encoding of addresses using SmtpTransport (@dmaicher) bug #41663 [HttpKernel] [HttpCache] Keep s-maxage=0 from ESI sub-responses (@mpdude) bug #41739 Avoid broken action URL in text notification mail (@mbrodala) bug #41737 [Security] Fix special char used to create cache key (@jderusse) bug #41701 [VarDumper] Fix tests for PHP 8.1 (@alexandre-daubois) bug #41795 [FrameworkBundle] Replace va _export with VarExporter to use array short syntax in secrets list files (@alexandre-daubois) bug #41779 [DependencyInjection] throw proper exception when decorating a synthetic service (@nicolas-grekas) bug #41787 [Security] Implement fluent interface on RememberMeBadge::disable() (@derrabus) bug #41776 [ErrorHandler] [DebugClassLoader] Do not check Phake mocks classes (@adoy) bug #41780 [PhpUnitBridge] fix handling the COMPOSE _BINARY env var when using simple-phpunit (@Taluu) bug #41755 [PasswordHasher] UserPasswordHasher only calls getSalt when method exists (@dbrumann) bug #41670 [HttpFoundation] allow savePath of NativeFileSessionHandler to be null (@simon.chrzanowski) bug #41751 [Messenger] prevent reflection usages when classes do not exist (@xabbuh) bug #41747 [Security] Fixed ‘security.command.debu _firewall’ not found (@Nyholm) bug #41741 [Security] Fix invalid RememberMe value after update (@jderusse) bug #41744 [Security] Fix invalid cookie when migrating to new Security (@jderusse) bug #41740 [Security] make the getter usable if no user identifier is set (@xabbuh)
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