Symfony

Symfony 3.4.8 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26802 [Security] register custom providers on ExpressionLanguage directly (@dmaicher) bug #26794 [PhpUnitBridge] Catch deprecation error handler (@cvilleger) ... [More] bug #26788 [Security] Load the user before pre/post auth checks when needed (@chalasr) bug #26792 [Routing] Fix throwing NoConfigurationException instead of 405 (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26774 [SecurityBundle] Add missing argument to security.authentication.provider.simple (@i3or1s, @chalasr) bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26758 [WebProfilerBundle][HttpKernel] Make FileLinkFormatter URL format generation lazy (@nicolas-grekas) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 3.4.8 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26802 [Security] register custom providers on ExpressionLanguage directly (@dmaicher) bug #26794 [PhpUnitBridge] Catch deprecation error handler (@cvilleger) ... [More] bug #26788 [Security] Load the user before pre/post auth checks when needed (@chalasr) bug #26792 [Routing] Fix throwing NoConfigurationException instead of 405 (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26774 [SecurityBundle] Add missing argument to security.authentication.provider.simple (@i3or1s, @chalasr) bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26758 [WebProfilerBundle][HttpKernel] Make FileLinkFormatter URL format generation lazy (@nicolas-grekas) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 2.8.38 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26788 [Security] Load the user before pre/post auth checks when needed (@chalasr) bug #26774 [SecurityBundle] Add missing argument to ... [More] security.authentication.provider.simple (@i3or1s, @chalasr) bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26749 Add PHPDbg support to HTTP components (@hkdobrev) bug #26609 [Console] Fix check of color support on Windows (@mlocati) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 2.8.38 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26788 [Security] Load the user before pre/post auth checks when needed (@chalasr) bug #26774 [SecurityBundle] Add missing argument to ... [More] security.authentication.provider.simple (@i3or1s, @chalasr) bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26749 Add PHPDbg support to HTTP components (@hkdobrev) bug #26609 [Console] Fix check of color support on Windows (@mlocati) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 2.7.45 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26749 Add PHPDbg support to HTTP components (@hkdobrev) bug #26609 [Console] Fix check of ... [More] color support on Windows (@mlocati) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 2.7.45 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26763 [Finder] Remove duplicate slashes in filenames (@helhum) bug #26749 Add PHPDbg support to HTTP components (@hkdobrev) bug #26609 [Console] Fix check of ... [More] color support on Windows (@mlocati) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Security is the hardest part of most applications. Even if you follow the latest best practices about security in your own code, there's still the issue of inspecting the third-party code of the dependencies used in your projects. You can't review ... [More] every single line of external code used in your application. That's why we've created Symfony Security Monitoring, a service that checks your dependencies continuously for known security vulnerabilities and it's compatible with any PHP project that uses Composer. The service is simple to use: upload the contents of your composer.lock file and we'll start monitoring those packages and those exact versions continuously to alert you as soon as a vulnerability is disclosed for them. This continuous security monitoring is better than checking your dependencies automatically on your continuous integration platform. Instead of checking for vulnerabilities when building or deploying the project, we check them 24 hours a day, every day. This service is also great for projects that you don't work on anymore or with a low maintenance. In those cases, continuous integration is not interesting anymore, and it's useful to have instead a bot that alerts you whenever a new vulnerability is discovered and impacts your project. The pricing of the service is simple too. Instead of a monthly subscription, the service charges you once for three years of unlimited alerts and security checks for one project. The equivalent monthly price is as low as 2 euros. This is another way to help Symfony¶ The service on its own is useful for lots of freelancers, agencies and tech companies, but there's another compelling reason to use it: revenues generated by this service fund the development of Open-Source projects like Symfony and Twig. The Symfony project is lucky to have a very committed community. Out of the 25 million active GitHub repositories, Symfony is the 9th repository with most reviews. However, lots of people ask us how they can give something back to Symfony without contributing code. Subscribing to Symfony Security Monitoring is the simplest way to contribute to Symfony: you get a valuable service and, at the same time, you are funding the development of Symfony. That's why we made the pricing of the service flexible, so you can decide how much you want to help Symfony. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Security is the hardest part of most applications. Even if you follow the latest best practices about security in your own code, there's still the issue of inspecting the third-party code of the dependencies used in your projects. You can't review ... [More] every single line of external code used in your application. That's why we've created Symfony Security Monitoring, a service that checks your dependencies continuously for known security vulnerabilities and it's compatible with any PHP project that uses Composer. The service is simple to use: upload the contents of your composer.lock file and we'll start monitoring those packages and those exact versions continuously to alert you as soon as a vulnerability is disclosed for them. This continuous security monitoring is better than checking your dependencies automatically on your continuous integration platform. Instead of checking for vulnerabilities when building or deploying the project, we check them 24 hours a day, every day. This service is also great for projects that you don't work on anymore or with a low maintenance. In those cases, continuous integration is not interesting anymore, and it's useful to have instead a bot that alerts you whenever a new vulnerability is discovered and impacts your project. The pricing of the service is simple too. Instead of a monthly subscription, the service charges you once for three years of unlimited alerts and security checks for one project. The equivalent monthly price is as low as 2 euros. This is another way to help Symfony¶ The service on its own is useful for lots of freelancers, agencies and tech companies, but there's another compelling reason to use it: revenues generated by this service fund the development of Open-Source projects like Symfony and Twig. The Symfony project is lucky to have a very committed community. Out of the 25 million active GitHub repositories, Symfony is the 9th repository with most reviews. However, lots of people ask us how they can give something back to Symfony without contributing code. Subscribing to Symfony Security Monitoring is the simplest way to contribute to Symfony: you get a valuable service and, at the same time, you are funding the development of Symfony. That's why we made the pricing of the service flexible, so you can decide how much you want to help Symfony. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Security is the hardest part of most applications. Even if you follow the latest best practices about security in your own code, there's still the issue of inspecting the third-party code of the dependencies used in your projects. You can't review ... [More] every single line of external code used in your application. That's why we've created Symfony Security Monitoring, a service that checks your dependencies continuously for known security vulnerabilities and it's compatible with any PHP project that uses Composer. The service is simple to use: upload the contents of your composer.lock file and we'll start monitoring those packages and those exact versions continuously to alert you as soon as a vulnerability is disclosed for them. This continuous security monitoring is better than checking your dependencies automatically on your continuous integration platform. Instead of checking for vulnerabilities when building or deploying the project, we check them 24 hours a day, every day. This service is also great for projects that you don't work on anymore or with a low maintenance. In those cases, continuous integration is not interesting anymore, and it's useful to have instead a bot that alerts you whenever a new vulnerability is discovered and impacts your project. The pricing of the service is simple too. Instead of a monthly subscription, the service charges you once for three years of unlimited alerts and security checks for one project. The equivalent monthly price is as low as 2 euros. This is another way to help Symfony¶ The service on its own is useful for lots of freelancers, agencies and tech companies, but there's another compelling reason to use it: revenues generated by this service fund the development of Open-Source projects like Symfony and Twig. The Symfony project is lucky to have a very committed community. Out of the 25 million active GitHub repositories, Symfony is the 9th repository with most reviews. However, lots of people ask us how they can give something back to Symfony without contributing code. Subscribing to Symfony Security Monitoring is the simplest way to contribute to Symfony: you get a valuable service and, at the same time, you are funding the development of Symfony. That's why we made the pricing of the service flexible, so you can decide how much you want to help Symfony. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]

Symfony 4.0.7 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes: bug #26387 [Yaml] Fix regression when trying to parse multiline (@antograssiot) bug #26749 Add PHPDbg support to HTTP components (@hkdobrev) bug #26609 [Console] Fix ... [More] check of color support on Windows (@mlocati) bug #26727 [HttpCache] Unlink tmp file on error (@Chansig) bug #26675 [HttpKernel] DumpDataCollector: do not flush when a dumper is provided (@ogizanagi) bug #26663 [TwigBridge] Fix rendering of currency by MoneyType (@ro0NL) bug #26595 [DI] Do not suggest writing an implementation when multiple exist (@chalasr) bug #26662 [DI] Fix hardcoded cache dir for warmups (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26677 Support phpdbg SAPI in Debug::enable() (@hkdobrev) bug #26600 [Routing] Fixed the importing of files using glob patterns that match multiple resources (@skalpa) bug #26589 [Ldap] cast to string when checking empty passwords (@ismail1432) bug #26626 [WebProfilerBundle] use the router to resolve file links (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26634 [DI] Cleanup remainings from autoregistration (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26635 [DI] Dont tell about autoregistration in strict autowiring mode (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26621 [Form] no type errors with invalid submitted data types (@xabbuh) bug #26612 [PHPunit] suite variable should be used (@prisis) bug #26337 [Finder] Fixed leading/trailing / in filename (@lyrixx) bug #26584 [TwigBridge] allow html5 compatible rendering of forms with null names (@systemist) bug #24401 [Form] Change datetime to datetime-local for HTML5 datetime input (@pierredup) bug #26513 [FrameworkBundle] Respect debug mode when warm up annotations (@Strate) bug #26370 [Security] added userChecker to SimpleAuthenticationProvider (@i3or1s) bug #26569 [BrowserKit] Fix cookie path handling when $domain is null (@dunglas) bug #26273 [Security][Profiler] Display the original expression in 'Access decision log' (@lyrixx) bug #26427 [DependencyInjection] fix regression when extending the Container class without a constructor (@lsmith77) bug #26562 [BridgePhpUnit] Cannot autoload class "SymfonyBridgePhpUnitSymfonyTestsListener" (@Jake Bishop) bug #26598 Fixes #26563 (open_basedir restriction in effect) (@temperatur) bug #26568 [Debug] Reset previous exception handler earlier to prevent infinite loop (@nicolas-grekas) bug #26590 Make sure form errors is valid HTML (@Nyholm) bug #26567 [DoctrineBridge] Don't rely on ClassMetadataInfo->hasField in DoctrineOrmTypeGuesser anymore (@fancyweb) feature #26408 Readd 'form_label_errors' block to disable errors on form labels (@birkof) bug #26591 [TwigBridge] Make sure we always render errors. Eventhough labels are disabled (@Nyholm) bug #26356 [FrameworkBundle] HttpCache is not longer abstract (@lyrixx) bug #26548 [DomCrawler] Change bad wording in ChoiceFormField::untick (@dunglas) bug #26482 [PhpUnitBridge] Ability to use different composer.json file (@amcastror) bug #26443 [Fix][HttpFoundation] Fix the updating of timestamp in the MemcachedSessionHandler (@Alessandro Loffredo) bug #26400 [Config] ReflectionClassResource check abstract class (@andrey1s) bug #26433 [DomCrawler] extract(): fix a bug when the attribute list is empty (@dunglas) bug #26041 Display the Welcome Page when there is no homepage defined (@javiereguiluz) bug #26452 [Intl] Load locale aliases to support alias fallbacks (@jakzal) bug #26450 [CssSelector] Fix CSS identifiers parsing - they can start with dash (@jakubkulhan) Want to upgrade to this new release? Fortunately, because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be notified whenever a new Symfony release is published? Or when a version is not maintained anymore? Or only when a security issue is fixed? Consider subscribing to the Symfony Roadmap Notifications. Be trained by Symfony experts - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-23 Lyon - 2018-04-25 Clichy [Less]