A week of symfony #371 (3->9 February 2014)
February 9, 2014 • Published by Javier Eguiluz
This week, the StopWatch component improved the way the event duration is calculated and allowed to get the duration without stopping events. Meanwhile, the code of TraceableEventDispatcher was greatly simplified and new features were proposed for the Console component: adding a PSR-3 logger and adding labels to progress bars.
Symfony2 development highlights
- acd3317: [HttpKernel] fixed wrong reference in TraceableEventDispatcher
- de32b8e: [Debug] fixed recursion level incrementing in FlattenException::flattenArgs()
- 816cf17: [DomCrawler] fixed incorrect handling of image inputs
- 43a7716: [DomCrawler] fixed filterXPath() chaining
- 51d3d62: [Process] added PTY mode and convenience method mustRun()
- 23acc24: [Debug] made order of suggestions predictable in error messages
- d3d097d: [Stopwatch] include running periods in duration (method getDuration() now includes periods that are not stopped yet)
- 2efe461: [Stopwatch] allowed retrieving unstopped stopwatch events
- 076d417: [Process] fixed ProcessPipes
- 6dfdb97: [Stopwatch] allowed getting duration of events without calling stop()
- fe86efd: [EventDispatcher] simplified code for TraceableEventDispatcher
Newest issues and pull requests
- [Console] Added standalone PSR-3 compliant logger
- [Console] Added isVerbosity* to OutputInterface
- [Console] Added support for labels to ProgressHelper
- Set External Parameters using PHP Built-In Server
- [Acl] Can't load rules for a specific user
They talked about us
- Configurer WSSE sur Symfony2 avec le FOSRestBundle
- PHP: Goutte una librería para hacer web scraping
- Understanding Symfony Bundle Configuration and Service Container
- Symfony2 FOSUserBundle select locale on login and set it in session
- Installer ElasticSearch sur un projet Symfony2 en 3minutes
- Symfony2 環境の切り替え
- Populate a Symfony 2 Form with the referring entity
- symfony中自定模板及调用方式
- Indexation et recherche simple sur Elasticsearch et Symfony2
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