During this week, the second symfony "code sprint" took place, generating very intense development and documenting activity. The result is a whopping 170 changeset list and a great update of symfony 1.1 book. In addition, 10 new symfony-powered websites have been presented, 6 new plugins have been published and more than 20 plugins have been updated this week. Symfony source code has also established another extraordinary milestone with more than 8000 unit and functional tests.
April 6, 2008
#A week of symfony
symfony 1.0.13 has been released to fix an important bug in the tag helper. Please consider upgrading as soon as you can.
April 1, 2008
#Releases
#Security Advisories
Friday 7th and Saturday 8th of April: Get ready for some serious work!
March 31, 2008
#Community
This week, symfony 1.1 beta 2 was released, freezing the API of new features and finishing most of the internal refactoring. A new symfony sprint was announced and a tentative symfony 1.1 release date was disclosed (in about 4-8 weeks). Meanwhile, plugins maintain their frenetic activity and continue updating their code for symfony 1.1.
March 30, 2008
#A week of symfony
Symfony 1.1 polishing continues with dozens of tweaks and fixes during this week. Plugins maintain their great development activity with more than 20 updated plugins. Symfony 1.0 development achieves 1.0.12 milestone.
March 23, 2008
#A week of symfony
After two months and more than 30 tickets closed, the 1.0.12 comes with spring. As it fixes an important security issue and windows plugins problems, we do strongly advise to update your projects.
March 21, 2008
#Releases
#Security Advisories
Plugins installed through the 'plugin-install' command must be upgraded.
March 18, 2008
Symfony 1.1 maintains its strong development activity for another week. More than 130 changesets have been committed, including a new cache:clear task and a new YAML parser/dumper that replaces Spyc. Nearly 50 bugs have been closed and more than 20 plugins have been updated.
March 16, 2008
#A week of symfony
Development of symfony 1.1 continues at fast pace. This week, helpers have been moved back in lib/ directory as they won't be converted to classes for symfony 1.1. Moreover, the way sfViewCacheManager deals with internal cache keys has been improved.
March 10, 2008
#A week of symfony