A week of symfony #469 (21-27 December 2015)

December 27, 2015 · Published by Avatar of Javier Eguiluz Javier Eguiluz

This week, Symfony was expected to slow down its development activity. Instead, four new maintenance versions were released: 2.3.36, 2.7.8, 2.8.1 and 3.0.1.

Symfony development highlights

2.3 changelog:

  • b8fa471: [SecurityBundle] removed test insulations for a huge perf win
  • 478a031: [Routing] reduced memory usage of a high consuming test case
  • d1a178a: [Process] improved robustness of tests and made them more deterministic
  • d0c0294: [PropertyAccess] reorder elements array after PropertyPathBuilder::replace
  • 088fcfe: [Process] fixed the fix for --enable-sigchild php
  • 45a0060: [BrowserKit] improved test coverage
  • eca41a8: [Config] fixed array sort on normalization in edge case
  • 2b0721d: [Debug] fixed flatten exception recursion with errors
  • 7660fb8: [Yaml] fixed indented line handling in folded blocks

2.7 changelog:

  • 61b863b: [Yaml] transform inline mappings to objects too

2.8 changelog:

  • 1bc9aaa: [Doctrine Bridge] fixed tests on older PHP versions
  • 9859125: [WebProfilerBndle] improved the design of the web debug toolbar
  • d2872a3: [DomCrawler] reverted previous restriction allowing selection of every DOMNode object

Newest issues and pull requests

Twig development highlights

Master changelog:

  • f19318d: removed usage of deprecated constant
  • c6601a1: skip read-only dir tests on windows and cleanup tmp dirs correctly
  • 4ce9587: removed PHP 5.2 compatibility for FilesystemHelper

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Comments

Avatar of Lynn van der Berg
Lynn van der Berg said on Dec 27, 2015
It seems like the 3.0 and master changelogs are missing
Avatar of Javier Eguiluz
Javier Eguiluz Certified said on Dec 28, 2015
@Lynn they are missing ... but it's not a bug. When some commit is sent to several branches, we only show it in the oldest branch where it was introduced (that's why Symfony 2.3 still has a lot of activity).

This week Symfony 3.0 and master versions didn't add any relevant commit different from the other branches and that's why they are not displayed.

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