symfony 1.0.13 is out

April 1, 2008 • Published by Grégoire Hubert

symfony 1.0.13 has been released to fix an important bug in the tag helper.

Strings were incorrectly escaped due to the change r7900 the 1.0.12 release. The missing regression test has now been added and the bug is fixed. The 1.1 branche has also been updated.

Here is the changelog :

* r8176: Fixes #3206 - Simple quotes are no more escaped by Tag helper escaping
* r8045: 1.0: added warning to sfPropelUniqueValidator (refs #2467)

We do advise you to update as soon as you can.

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Comments

Lars Olav said on Apr 1, 2008 at 19:28

Both pear install -f symfony/symfony and pear install -f symfony/symfony-beta installs this version...

fabien said on Apr 1, 2008 at 21:08

@Lars: Due the way PEAR works, to install the 1.1.0, you must do something like this:

pear install symfony/symfony-1.1.0beta2

Hi. There is no r7900 in the 1.0.12 changelog. Is it normal ?

Christopher Brunsdon said on Apr 4, 2008 at 16:38

In Ubuntu 7.10 no problem - pear loads correctly. On my dev box (Debian) its stubborn and will only install the beta. To resolve this I freeze my symfony on my ubuntu box - and then commit to my repositry.

The Debian package has been released friday the 4th.

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