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This week, Symfony celebrated the SymfonyCon 2024 Vienna conference with great success. This annual event brought together the global Symfony community to exchange ideas, learn new things, and collaborate on contributions to the Symfony project. In addition, the upcoming Symfony 7.3 version introduced support for pre-compressing web assets and a new userIsGranted() security method to test user authorization without relying on the session.

This week, the stable Symfony 7.2.0 version was released, featuring tens of new additions. Additionally, we announced the Black Friday Symfony promotions. Furthermore, the maintenance releases for Symfony 5.4.48, 6.4.16, and 7.1.9 are now available. Finally, next week, the global Symfony community will gather in Vienna for the SymfonyCon 2024 conference.

This week, Symfony development activity focused on polishing the upcoming Symfony 7.2 release (scheduled for next week) and fixing some bugs in the 5.4 branch (which will reach the end of its bug-fix maintenance period next week as well). Additionally, we continued publishing blog posts about the new features of Symfony 7.2.

This week, Symfony 5.4.47, 6.4.15, and 7.1.8 maintenance versions were released. Additionally, the second release candidate of Symfony 7.2 was published, ahead of its final release scheduled for the end of November 2024. Lastly, we published two new security advisories to address some reported security issues in Symfony.

This week, Symfony 5.4.46, 6.4.14, and 7.1.7, maintenance versions were released. In addition, we released the second beta version of Symfony 7.2 ahead of its final release at the end of November 2024. Lastly, we published eight security advisories to fix some reported security issues in Symfony and Twig.

This week, Symfony 5.4.45, 6.4.13, and 7.1.6 maintenance versions were released. We also published the first beta version of Symfony 7.2, so you can start testing it in your own applications before its release at the end of November 2024. Lastly, we shared more details about some of the talks planned for the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.

This week, the upcoming Symfony 7.2 version improved the translation extract command with a new option, added a StringNode to the Config component, and fixed ClockMock and DnsMock support with PHPUnit 10+. In addition, we shared more details about some of the talks from the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.

This week, Symfony development activity focused on various bug fixes across all supported branches. Meanwhile, we published more blog posts about the new Symfony 7.2 features. Lastly, we shared more details about some of the talks from the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.

This week, development activity focused on Symfony 7.2, as tweaks and features continue to be merged ahead of its release at the end of November 2024. Additionally, we published the first post in the new in Symfony 7.2 series. Lastly, we shared more details about some of the talks from the SymfonyCon Vienna 2024 conference.

This week, Symfony 7.2 entered into its stabilization period before its final release at the end of November 2024. Some of the new features merged this week include: support for Mailtrap webhook, a new utility method in the String component, support for a new logical operator in the ExpressionLanguage component, and a new way to sort the extracted translatable contents.