Symfony's bridge packages integrate third-party services, such as mailers, notifiers, and translation providers, into Symfony applications. With more than 120 bridges available today, Symfony supports everything from major platforms like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon to smaller regional providers.
In Symfony 7.3, we've added support for new services and introduced enhancements to many existing integrations.
New Bridges
- Matrix notifier integration added by Frank Schulze in PR #59377
- AhaSend mailer integration added by Farhad Hedayatifard in PR #58698
New Features for Existing Bridges
- Beanstalkd integration was improved by HypeMC
to add a
bury_on_rejectoption (PR #49652), aBeanstalkdPriorityStamp(PR #59273) and to use a newer version of the library (PR #60040). - Sweego integration was improved by Mathieu Santostefano to add webhook signature verification (PR #58651) and support for email attachments (PR #59612).
- Amazon SES integration was improved by Pavel Starosek to add support for custom headers (PR #58761).
- Brevo integration was improved by Iker Ibarguren to add support for options like tag, type and web URL (PR #58786).
- Redis integration was improved by HypeMC
to implement
KeepaliveReceiverInterface(PR #59360). - Smsbox integration was improved by Alan Zarli to add webhook support (PR #59570).
- Bluesky integration was improved by Jérôme Dumas and Javier Eguiluz to allow attaching website preview cards (PR #59667) and to return the record CID in metadata (PR #59789).
- Amazon SQS integration was improved by Peter Trebaticky to add options to specify queue attributes and tags (PR #59822).
- Mercure integration was improved by ernie76 to add a content option (PR #60140).
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