Symfony 5.2.6 released
March 29, 2021 • Published by Fabien Potencier
Warning: Symfony 5.2 is no longer supported. Consider upgrading your applications to the most recent Symfony version.
Symfony 5.2.6 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
- bug #40598 [Form] error if the input string couldn't be parsed as a date (@xabbuh)
- bug #40587 [HttpClient] fix using strea _cop _t _stream() with responses cast to php streams (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #40510 [Form] IntegerType: Always use en for IntegerToLocalizedStringTransformer (@Warxcell)
- bug #40593 Uses the correct assignment action for console options depending if they are short or long (@topikito)
- bug #40535 [HttpKernel] ConfigDataCollector to return known data without the need of a Kernel (@topikito)
- bug #40552 [Translation] Fix update existing key with existing +int-icu domain (@Alexis)
- bug #40541 Fixed parsing deprecated definitions without message key (@adamwojs)
- bug #40537 [Security] Handle properly 'auto' option for remember me cookie security (@fliespl)
- bug #40524 [Console] fix emojis messing up the line width (@MarionLeHerisson)
- bug #40506 [Validator] Avoid triggering the autoloader for user-input values (@Seldaek)
- bug #40544 [FrameworkBundle] ensure TestBrowserToken::$firewallName is serialized (@kbond)
- bug #40547 [RateLimiter] Security hardening - Rate limiter (@jderusse)
- bug #40538 [HttpClient] remove using $htt _respons _header (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #40508 [PhpUnitBridge] fix reporting deprecations from DebugClassLoader (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #40497 [HttpFoundation] enable HTTP method overrides as early as possible with the HTTP cache (@xabbuh)
- bug #40348 [Console] Fix line wrapping for decorated text in block output (@grasmash)
- bug #40499 [Inflector][String] Fixed pluralize "coupon" (@Nyholm)
- bug #40494 [PhpUnitBridge] fix compat with symfony/debug (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #40453 [VarDumper] Adds support for ReflectionUnionType to VarDumper (@Michael Nelson, @michaeldnelson)
- bug #40460 Correctly clear lines for multi-line progress bar messages (@grasmash)
- bug #40490 [Security] Add XML support for authenticator manager (@wouterj)
- bug #40242 [ErrorHandler] Fix error caused by include + ope _basedir (@stlrnz)
- bug #40368 [FrameworkBundle] Make the TestBrowserToken interchangeable with other tokens (@Seldaek)
- bug #40450 [Console] ProgressBar clears too many lines on update (@danepowell)
- bug #40178 [FrameworkBundle] Exclude unreadable files when executing About command (@michaljusiega)
- bug #40472 [BridgeTwig] Add 'form-control-range' for range input type (@Oviglo)
- bug #40481 make async-ses required (@jderusse)
- bug #39866 [Mime] Escape commas in address names (@YaFou)
- bug #40373 Check if templating engine supports given view (@fritzmg)
- bug #39992 [Security] Refresh original user in SwitchUserListener (@AndrolGenhald)
- bug #40446 [TwigBridge] Fix "Serialization of 'Closure'" error when rendering an TemplatedEmail (@jderusse)
- bug #40416 Fix ConstraintViolation#getMessageTemplate() to always return string (@Ocramius)
- bug #40425 [DoctrineBridge] Fix eventListener initialization when eventSubscriber constructor dispatch an event (@jderusse)
- bug #40313 [FrameworkBundle] Fix PropertyAccess definition when not in debug (@PedroTroller)
- bug #40417 [Form] clear unchecked choice radio boxes even if clear missing is set to false (@xabbuh)
- bug #40388 [ErrorHandler] Added missing type annotations to FlattenException (@derrabus)
- bug #40407 [TwigBridge] Allow version 3 of the Twig extra packages (@derrabus)
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