symfony 1.0.1 released

March 19, 2007 Fabien Potencier

We released symfony 1.0.0 just a month ago. Time for another release. symfony 1.0.1 is a bug fix only release. The symfony 1.0 branch only contains bug fixes (no new features).

Here are all bugs fixed in this release:

r3624: fixed security.yml case sensitivity
r3599: fixed sfYaml::load() not returning correct values
r3598: removed unneeded usage of JavaScript helpers in the web debug toolbar
r3597: fixed sfConsoleRequest::initialize() signature
r3541: fixed typo in the cache classes when logging

The major bug fix concerns the security.yml configuration file and actions case sensitivity (see r3624 changeset and symfony mailing-list for more information of the issue).

So, if your application contains some secured modules, this is a recommended upgrade. As for every 1.0.X release, you can upgrade to 1.0.1, clear the cache and you're done.

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Pierre Minnieur said on Mar 20, 2007 at 12:10 #1

Thank you for that release, that typo in cache classes was really annoying sometimes :)

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