Symfony 5.4.14 released

October 12, 2022 · Published by Avatar of Fabien Potencier Fabien Potencier

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Symfony 5.4.14 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 5.4.13:

  • bug #47621 [Serializer] Allow getting discriminated type by class name (@TamasSzigeti)
  • bug #47833 [TwigBridge] Remove empty spaces between choices when using checkbox-inline or checkbox-switch (@simondaigre)
  • bug #47808 [HttpClient] Fix seeking in not-yet-initialized requests (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #47798 [DoctrineBridge] Fix auto mapping for bundles that contain only embeddables (@jorissae)
  • bug #47702 [Messenger] Fix default serializer not handling DateTime objects properly (@barton-webwings)
  • bug #47779 [Console] Fix Helper::removeDecoration hyperlink bug (@greew)
  • bug #47753 [Mime] sync message serializer code for forward-compatibility (@xabbuh)
  • bug #47763 [PropertyInfo] a readonly property must not be reported as being writable (@xabbuh)
  • bug #47731 [WebProfiler] Fix overflow issue in Forms panel (@zolikonta)
  • bug #46956 [FrameworkBundle] Allow to specify null for exception mapping configuration values (@andrew-demb)
  • bug #47746 [HttpFoundation] Fix BinaryFileResponse content type detection logic (@X-Coder264)
  • bug #47626 [Notifier] [Expo] Throw exception on error-response from expo api (@sdrewergutland)

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