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Symfony 7.1 enhances its Access Token Authenticator by adding RSA signature support and introducing a new CAS 2.0 token handler.

This week, Symfony continued tweaking and polishing the new features of Symfony 7.1, which will be released at the end of May 2024. Meanwhile, we published some blog posts showcasing Symfony 7.1 features such as the new TypeInfo component, the IsCsrfTokenValid attribute, new constraints, the MapUploadedFile attribute and some WebProfiler improvements. Lastly, we published more talks for the SymfonyOnline June 2024 online conference.

We have to cancel the workshops scheduled for SymfonyLive Berlin 2024 on June 18 and 19. The main conference is still on for June 20 and 21, there are no changes to the venue or schedule.

In Symfony 7.1 the profiler includes a redesigned main menu, better performance and a feature to filter table contents in real-time.

Symfony 7.1 introduces a new MapUploadedFile attribute to inject uploaded files into controller arguments.

Symfony 7.1 adds two new constraints to validate MAC addresses and the charset in which contents are encoded

Symfony 7.1 includes a new IsCsrfTokenValid attribute to simplify the logic needed to check if CSRF tokens are valid.

Explore Serializer's evolution in Symfony with Baptiste Leduc. Discover recent enhancements and delve into advanced techniques for maximizing both flexibility and performance in serialization.

Symfony 7.1 adds a new TypeInfo component that extracts PHP type information from multiple elements (class properties and methods, return types of functions and methods, etc.) using several sources of information (PHP reflection, PHPDoc parser, etc.)

This week, Symfony 5.4.39, 6.4.7 and 7.0.7 maintenance versions were released. In addition, Symfony published the first beta of Symfony 7.1 so you can test it in your own applications before the final release at the end of May 2024.