A week of symfony #106 (5->11 january 2009)

January 11, 2009 · Published by Avatar of Javier Eguiluz Javier Eguiluz

A new year means new symfony versions and therefore, this week symfony core developers started committing changesets to 1.3 branch. In addition, the winner of the Jobeet design contest was announced and symfony 1.2.2 was released.

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Development highlights

  • r14468, r14469: [1.0, 1.1] backported fix from #2240 to 1.0 and 1.1 after having it tested in 1.2 version
  • r14481: [1.1] fixed autoloading for PHP 5.1.2
  • r14483, r14484: [1.1, 1.2] fixed unfinished ob_start in sfValidatorFile
  • r14485: [1.2] fixed form and view_cache tester are not overridable
  • r14486: [1.2] fixed sfTesterUser inability to test attribute for namespaces
  • r14507: [1.2] fixed uppercase POST/GET are not XHTML valid
  • r14511: [1.2] fixed generate:app and escaping-strategy
  • r14515: [1.2] silenced possible warning
  • r14516: [1.2] fixed multiple selector chaining in sfDomCssSelector.class
  • r14518: [1.2] added cast of generate:app escaping strategy to boolean
  • r14523: [1.2] publish-assets now canonicalizes pathes before creating the links, thus allowing "\.." and "\."
  • r14561: [1.3] Created symfony 1.3 doc branch from symfony 1.2.2
  • Milestone 1.2.2 completed
  • r14591: [1.3] implemented ArrayAccess interface for sfUser attributes
  • r14592: [1.3] implemented ArrayAccess interface for sfRequest parameters
  • r14593: [1.3] added accessor for request content
  • r14594: [1.3] added accessor for request options + added to web debug bar
  • r14596: [1.3] made web asset (js, css, image) paths customizable
  • r14599: [1.3] tweaked cache reload url in web debug bar (to maintain environment)
  • r14600: [1.3] added accessor for logger options + set dispatcher
  • r14601: [1.3] added php error handling when using web debug logger (partially reverted)
  • r14602: [1.3] added better logging for sfBasicSecurityFilter
  • r14619: [1.3] added upgrade structure for 1.3
  • sfDoctrinePlugin:
    • r14466: [1.2] fixed issue with sfDoctrineFormFilter::processValues
    • r14470: [1.2] corrected fix for resetting filters
    • r14472: [1.2] fixed issue where i18n doesn't fall back to default culture
    • r14498: [1.2] adding coverage for ticket
    • r14499: [1.2] form filters now perform a stricter check
    • r14500: [1.2] fixed issue where filter functions for fields are not camelized
    • r14501: [1.2] fixed sfDoctrineRoute to return object instead of null
    • r14510: [1.2] fixed lingering uppercase method attribute
    • r14512: [1.2] admin generator resets default filter values correctly
    • r14550: [1.2] fixed error when uploading files for embedded forms
    • r14597: [1.3] fixed ability to disable admin generator css by setting false
  • sfPropelPlugin:
    • r14470: [1.2] corrected fix for resetting filters
    • r14480: [1.2] updated bg translations of the admin generator
    • r14499: [1.2] form filters now perform a stricter check
    • r14509: [1.2] fixed the way propel handles batch deletions to notify deletion behaviours
    • r14512: [1.2] admin generator resets default filter values correctly
    • r14597: [1.3] fixed ability to disable admin generator css by setting false
  • Updated dwhittle branch
  • ...and many other changes

Development digest: 170 changesets, 39 defects created, 54 defects closed, 6 enhancements created, 14 enhancements closed, 20 documentation defects created, 31 documentation defects closed and 23 documentation edits.

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Comments

Avatar of Brett
Brett said on Jan 12, 2009
I'm curious what changes are in store for the 1.3 branch. Are there new features or will it be more of a service and polish release? Could we get a post on the 1.3 branch?

Thanks.
Avatar of Kamil
Kamil said on Jan 14, 2009
Hi.
From time to time i'm writing quite interesting posts about Symfony on my blog. I would like to ask you what i have to do to put for example my latest post about symfony on"They talked about as" ? Via RSS? Trackback? Something else?
Thank you
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Javier Eguiluz said on Jan 16, 2009
Kamil, if you want your posts linked from "They talked about us" section, please add your blog in the following wiki page:

http://trac.symfony-project.org/wiki/SymfonyBloggers

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