Symfony 5.4.28 released

August 26, 2023 · Published by Avatar of Fabien Potencier Fabien Potencier

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Symfony 5.4.28 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 5.4.27:

  • bug #51474 [Serializer] Fix wrong InvalidArgumentException thrown (@mtarld)
  • bug #51473 [VarDumper] Fix managing collapse state in CliDumper (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #51445 [Security] FormLoginAuthenticator: fail for non-string password (@dmaicher)
  • bug #51424 [HttpFoundation] Fix base URI detection on IIS with UrlRewriteModule (@derrabus)
  • bug #48840 [Validator] Dump Valid constraints on debug command (@macintoshplus)
  • bug #51223 [Console] Fix linewraps in OutputFormatter (@maxbeckers)
  • bug #51307 [DependencyInjection] fix dump xml with array/object/enum default value (@Jean-Beru)
  • bug #51328 [Messenger] Always return bool from messenger amqp connection nack (@Danielss89)
  • bug #51295 [Mailer] update Brevo SMTP host (@bastien-wink)
  • bug #51301 [FrameworkBundle] add missing default-doctrine-dbal-provider cache pool attribute to XSD (@xabbuh)
  • bug #51296 [Process] Fix silencing wait when using a sigchild-enabled binary (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #51201 [Workflow] fix MermaidDumper when place contains special char (@lyrixx)
  • bug #51061 [DoctrineBridge] Bugfix - Allow to remove LazyLoaded listeners by object (@VincentLanglet)

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