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This week, Symfony included one of the longest-running feature request: the Symfony container no longer contains absolute file paths. This will allow offline cache warmups and chrooting of Symfony applications. Meanwhile, the removal of deprecated features in Symfony 3.x branch continued with some Monolog and Process methods.
December 7, 2014 #A week of symfony
December 3, 2014 #Releases
December 3, 2014 #Releases
Ryan Weaver is now the 10th member of the Symfony Core Team, a group of developers that ultimately decides which code gets merged into the Symfony repositories.
December 3, 2014 #Community
December 3, 2014 #Releases
This week, the SymfonyCon Madrid Hackday generated a lot of development activity. Symfony 2.7 was the main focus of this activity, as it added lots of deprecation logs and noticies to ease the transition to the upcoming Symfony 3 version.
November 30, 2014 #A week of symfony
November 29, 2014 #Releases
November 24, 2014 #Releases
This week, Symfony project focused on tweaking and polishing all its features before the big Symfony 2.6 launch of the next week, including its shiny new installer. Meanwhile, preparations continued for the SymfonyCon conference, which will take place in Madrid next week and it will be the biggest event in Symfony's history.
November 23, 2014 #A week of symfony
November 20, 2014 #Releases