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Symfony 3.4 includes a new debug:autowiring command so you can quickly know which type-hints must be used to inject the services.
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This week, the first beta of Symfony 3.4 and Symfony 4.0 were released, so you can test them more easily in your applications before their final release at the end of November. Meanwhile, we continued fixing bugs and polishing the new features, such as the new secure and lazy sessions and the new debug:autowiring command.
Sylius, an e-commerce project based on Symfony components, recently released its 1.0.0 stable version. We chatted with Paweł Jędrzejewski, founder and leader of the project, to celebrate this milestone.
In Symfony 3.4 you can disable global form themes for specific forms thanks to the new "only" keyword added to the "form_theme" Twig tag.
In Symfony 3.4, Guard authenticators can implement a new method called supports() to better separate the responsibilities of the getCredentials() method.
Symfony 3.4 adds a new command called debug:form to introspect all the information available for form types and their options.
This week Symfony continued polishing the new features introduced for the upcoming Symfony 3.4 version and completed the changes needed to make every Symfony application compatible with PHP 7.2 Meanwhile, we worked on making sessions secure and lazy. Finally, a scholarship and volunteer program was announced for SymfonyCon 2017 conference.