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Symfony 2.0.14 released

by Fabien Potencier – May 18, 2012

What happened last week in Symfony?

This week, Symfony 2.1 updated its minimum required PHP version to 5.3.3, which contains a lot of bug fixes. Meanwhile, Dependency Injection and Session were the most active components in the repository.

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New symfony API documentation
by Fabien Potencier – August 22, 2006 – 9 comments

As we want full symfony code coverage for the API documentation before the release of symfony 1.0, Ian and FranÃ§ois has worked a lot on adding phpdoc tags for the helper functions. They work hard but sadly enough, their work was not available online due to the way we generate the pages for the API documentation.

I'm very happy that this is fixed now. I rewrote the parser from scratch and you can now browse the brand new API documentation online.

Enjoy!

P.S.: If you want to help us fixing and adding more phpdoc tags to the symfony code, you can send me an e-mail.

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#1 Robert said on the 2006/08/22 at 23:15

Great news! However, I miss something really useful in the symfony API doc: the inherited methods. Would it be possible to make them appear?
#2 fabien said on the 2006/08/22 at 23:18

Just click on the [more] link on the right
#3 marckohlbrugge said on the 2006/08/23 at 03:08

Looks great!
#4 ed said on the 2006/08/23 at 11:34

Looks great!
Though the return type seems to now be missing for those methods that return an object instance eg: getRequest();
That was quite useful :)
#5 snk00sj said on the 2006/08/23 at 13:39

Thats really good ! Very good job guys.
#6 Roger said on the 2006/08/24 at 11:48

Maybe it should be nice to display classes in a tree form, eg:

* sfAction
* sfActions
* etc.
#7 nexor said on the 2006/08/24 at 19:00

I agree with Ed - any chances for adding return types linked to appropriate classes?
Besides that - good work guys.
#8 Ahmed Shaikh Memon said on the 2006/09/17 at 13:15

Hey Fabien, I will be more than happy to work with you guys. Let me know if you need my 1 to 2 hours a day for any php related task for the symfony.
#9 John said on the 2006/09/28 at 13:29

It's very interesting site!