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In Symfony 6.2, Console improves DX, allows resuming progress bars, improves color support, adds autocompletion for Zsh shells and allows to set the height of sections.

Symfony 6.2 simplifies programmatic user logout, adds new hashing options to password fields, eases logout CSRF protection and makes it easier to get the firewall configuration.

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In Symfony 6.2, logging in users programmatically is easier, each firewall can use multiple user checkers, the impersonating target URL is customizable and login links can override the global link lifetime.

In Symfony 6.2, the Mailer component is more extensible thanks to new events, dynamic bus/transport selection and a simpler addition of email parts.

This week, the third beta of Symfony 6.2 was released so you can test it in your own projects before its final release at the end of November 2022. Meanwhile, the SymfonyCon 2022 took place this week in Disneyland Paris and it was a resounding success; gathering a huge and thriving community from around the World to get the latest updates from the Symfony ecosystem.

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Symfony 6.2 DX improvements add a simpler way to get the current route in templates, hide sensitive information, improve PHP config builders and allow to pass form objects directly from controllers.

Symfony 6.2 adds support for UUID v7 and v8 formats, UID hexadecimal conversion, UID date/time value extraction and adds utilities to get the maximum UUID and ULID values.

Symfony 6.2 adds PHP Enum support in service parameters, YAML files and environment variable processors.