Symfony 6.4.1 released

December 1, 2023 · Published by Avatar of Fabien Potencier Fabien Potencier

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Symfony 6.4.1 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 6.4.0:

  • bug #52814 [Workflow] Add getEnabledTransition() to TraceableWorkflow (@alexandre-daubois)
  • bug #52852 [Serializer] Fix TranslatableNormalizer when the Translator is disabled (@Jean-Beru)
  • bug #52836 [DependencyInjection] Fix parsing named autowiring aliases that contain underscores (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #52804 [Serializer] Fix support of plain object types denormalization (@andersonamuller)
  • bug #52845 [Routing] Restore aliases removal in RouteCollection::remove() (@fancyweb)
  • bug #52846 [PhpUnitBridge] run composer update for compatibility with PHPUnit versions shipping composer.lock (@xabbuh)
  • bug #52823 add parameter types in query builder (@javiercno)
  • bug #52825 [AssetMapper] Upgrade asset mapper to 6.4 fails due to invalid entries "downloaded_to" and "preload" (@redflo)
  • bug #52808 [DependencyInjection] Fix dumping containers with null-referenced services (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #52797 [VarExporter] Fix lazy ghost trait when using nullsafe operator (@nicolas-grekas)
  • bug #52806 [Routing] Fix removing aliases pointing to removed route in RouteCollection::remove() (@fancyweb)
  • bug #52805 [Routing] Fix conflicting FQCN aliases with route name (@fancyweb)

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