A week of symfony #497 (4-10 July 2016)
July 10, 2016
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Published by
Javier Eguiluz
This week Symfony focused on fixing issues and tweaking existing features. Meanwhile, we continued blogging about the new Symfony 3.2 features. Lastly, the SymfonyLive Chicago Call for Papers was announced while the Call for Papers for SymfonyLive London and SymfonyCon Berlin will finish next week.
Symfony development highlights
- 0259bed: [Validator] UuidValidator must accept a Uuid constraint
- 7c39ac1: [ClassLoader] fixed declared classes being computed when not needed
- 41d6758: [Form] fixed bug in ButtonBuilder name
- b7ed32a: [Validator] added additional MasterCard range to the CardSchemeValidator
- b795cfa: [HttpKernel] fixed internal subrequests having an if-modified-since-header
- 4e7cc3b: [VarDumper] fixed indentation trimming in ExceptionCaster
- 1f70837: [VarDumper] fixed missing usage of ExceptionCaster::$traceArgs
- f8d3ef7: [DoctrineBridge] added missing error code for constraint
- 0bac08a: [Security] fixed deprecated usage of DigestAuthenticationEntryPoint::getKey() in DigestAuthenticationListener
- b795cfa: [HttpKernel] fixed internal subrequests having an if-modified-since-header
- ab8c2c7: [HttpKernel] clarified deprecation of non-scalar values in surrogate fragment renderer
Newest issues and pull requests
- [PropertyAccess] Support immutable objects
- [RFC] Integrating the Cache component in the Symfony Profiler
- DomCrawler FileFormField temporary files
- setTargetPath() should not be called on subrequests in Http Firewall ExceptionListener
- [Security] Different switch user provider from A -> B that B -> A
They talked about us
- A workflow component with framework integration coming in Symfony 3.2
- [Symfony] Pagination optimisée
- Symfony2でTypeScriptなAngularJSを使う方法
- Symfony Meetup #13
- SymfonyでRepositoryとEntityのインピーダンスミスマッチを解消する
- Doctrine2 四方山話 ( Fetch mode, Index by, Criteria について)
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