Symfony Blog

Composer 2 is now available for testing. Symfony CLI and SymfonyCloud support it out of the box.

This week, the upcoming Symfony 5.2 version added polyfills for the new PHPUnit 9.1 assertions, added a new method to get the contents of uploaded files and improved the list of MIME types by switching its source.

This week, Symfony added future compatibility with Doctrine DBAL 3 in Cache component and PHP 8 stack traces in Cache and Config components. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 5.2 version added support for non-ASCII chars in email addresses and a feature to allow overriding the default non-debug template.

The European Commission has just published a new application based on Symfony for its Food Labelling Information System.

Still running Symfony 2 or 3? Willing to upgrade to Symfony 4? Or to switch to Flex? Learn how SymfonyCloud can help in this process.

This week, Symfony development activity focused on fixing bugs. Meanwhile, the upcoming Symfony 5.2 version added a feature to turn HttpClient responses into PHP streams and the Symfony Profiler added a new Session profiling feature. Lastly, SymfonyInsight announced a free webinar about setting up quality processes with Symfony.

Join us in our free webinar about SymfonyInsight and how to set up quality processes with Symfony. Register now for the webinar on July 9th 2020, 4 PM UTC.

In Symfony 6, usage of configuration written in PHP will be promoted instead of YAML. SymfonyInsight now supports this new approach in the FrameworkBundle recipe.

This week, the upcoming Symfony 5.2 version finished the migration of its internal configuration from XML to PHP thanks to a massive effort from the Symfony community. Meanwhile, Symfony 5.2 also introduced some new options to configure HTTP Cache and configure Trusted Proxies using semantic configuration, without having to modify the front controller.

EasyAdmin, an admin generator for Symfony applications, has released its new 3 version.