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New in Symfony 2.6: The security:check command
Symfony 2.6 will include a new security:check command, which looks for known security vulnerabilities in your project's dependencies.
New in Symfony 2.6: Added support for XLIFF notes
Symfony 2.6 adds support for embedding notes in XLIFF files. This will allow to include contextual information to improve translations.
New in Symfony 2.6: Slicing nodes with DomCrawler
Symfony 2.6 adds the slice() method to DomCrawler component to make node filtering much more simplified and cleaner.
New in Symfony 2.6: The acl:set command
Symfony ACL allows to manage user permissions to suit the most complex security needs. The major drawback of ACL is that the code required to deal with permissions is too verbose. To help you manage and debug ACL, Symfony 2.6 will introduce a new command called acl:set.
New in Symfony 2.6: Support for KiB and MiB units in FileValidator
As of Symfony 2.6, you can use the KiB (kibibyte) and MiB (mebibytes) binary units to set the maximum file size of the FileValidator constraint.
New in Symfony 2.6: Support for object-maps in YAML component
YAML component will add support for objet-maps starting from the 2.6 version. This will make Symfony get closer to full support of the YAML 1.2 specification.
New in Symfony 2.5: Create the Correct Denied HTTP Exception
Symfony 2.5 provides a nice shortcut to not mess up with Access Denied HTTP Exceptions.
New in Symfony 2.5: An even better Form Debugger
Symfony 2.5 improves the great form debugger introduced in 2.4.
New in Symfony 2.5: Better Error Messages for undefined Methods
In Symfony 2.5, the Debug Component helps you debug undefined method calls.
New in Symfony 2.4: The ExpressionLanguage Component
Symfony 2.4 comes with a new component: ExpressionLanguage