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A Week of Symfony #730 (21-27 December 2020)

December 27, 2020 · Published by Avatar of Javier Eguiluz Javier Eguiluz
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Symfony development highlights

This week, 33 pull requests were merged (20 in code and 13 in docs) and 49 issues were closed (44 in code and 5 in docs). See details for code and docs.

4.4 changelog:

  • 18927fe: [Intl] updated the ICU data to 68.2
  • 64cc4d8: [ProxyManagerBridge] fixed PHP notice and switched to "friendsofphp/proxy-manager-lts"
  • 457c8b1: [Mailer] handle failure when sending the DATA command
  • 018e33a: [VarDumper] fixed displaying 'mixed' as '?mixed'
  • 0ed047f: [VarDumper] fixed display of nullable union return types

5.1 changelog:

  • 1ee1659: [Notifier] introduced abstract test cases
  • fb8935e: [Security] fixed event propagation for globally registered security events

5.2 changelog:

  • 4c9e663: [Notifier] supported empty path for Slack DSN
  • 9e56c00: [Security] added RememberMe Badge to LoginLinkAuthenticator
  • 80c5aeb: [TwigBridge] allowed null values in form helpers

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