Symfony 2.7.40 released
January 5, 2018 • Published by Fabien Potencier
Warning: Symfony 2.7 is no longer supported. Consider upgrading your applications to the most recent Symfony version.
Symfony 2.7.40 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
- bug #25532 [HttpKernel] Disable CSP header on exception pages (@ostrolucky)
- bug #25491 [Routing] Use the default host even if context is empty (@sroze)
- bug #25662 Dumper shouldn't use html format for phpdbg / cli-server (@jhoff)
- bug #25529 [Validator] Fix access to root object when using composite constraint (@ostrolucky)
- bug #25430 Fixes for Oracle in PdoSessionHandler (@elislenio)
- bug #25599 Add application/ld+json format associated to json (@vincentchalamon)
- bug #25407 [Console] Commands with an alias should not be recognized as ambiguous (@Simperfit)
- bug #25521 [Console] fix a bug when you are passing a default value and passing -n would output the index (@Simperfit)
- bug #25489 [FrameworkBundle] remove esi/ssi renderers if inactive (@dmaicher)
- bug #25427 Preserve percent-encoding in URLs when performing redirects in the UrlMatcher (@mpdude)
- bug #25480 [FrameworkBundle] add missing validation options to XSD file (@xabbuh)
- bug #25487 [Console] Fix a bug when passing a letter that could be an alias (@Simperfit)
- bug #25233 [TwigBridge][Form] Fix hidden currency element with Bootstrap 3 theme (@julienfalque)
- bug #25408 [Debug] Fix catching fatal errors in case of nested error handlers (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #25330 [HttpFoundation] Support 0 bit netmask in IPv6 (::/0) (@stephank)
- bug #25410 [HttpKernel] Fix logging of post-terminate errors/exceptions (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #25323 [ExpressionLanguage] throw an SyntaxError instead of an undefined index notice (@Simperfit)
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