Symfony 7.1.10 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 7.1.9:

  • bug #59304 [PropertyInfo] Remove @internal from PropertyReadInfo and PropertyWriteInfo (Dario Guarracino)
  • bug #59228 [HttpFoundation] Avoid mime type guess with temp files in BinaryFileResponse (@alexandre-daubois)
  • bug #59318 [Finder] Fix using == as default operator in DateComparator (@MatTheCat)
  • bug #59321 [HtmlSanitizer] reject URLs containing whitespaces (@xabbuh)
  • bug #59250 [HttpClient] Fix a typo in NoPrivateNetworkHttpClient (@Jontsa)
  • bug #59103 [Messenger] ensure exception on rollback does not hide previous exception (@nikophil)
  • bug #59226 [FrameworkBundle] require the writer to implement getFormats() in the translation:extract (@xabbuh)
  • bug #59213 [FrameworkBundle] don't require fake notifier transports to be installed as non-dev dependencies (@xabbuh)
  • bug #59066 Fix resolve enum in string type resolver (@DavidBadura)
  • bug #59156 [PropertyInfo] Fix interface handling in PhpStanTypeHelper (@mtarld)
  • bug #59160 [BeanstalkMessenger] Round delay to an integer to avoid deprecation warning (@plantas)
  • bug #59012 [PropertyInfo] Fix interface handling in PhpStanTypeHelper (@janedbal)
  • bug #59134 [HttpKernel] Denormalize request data using the csv format when using "#[MapQueryString]" or "#[MapRequestPayload]" (except for content data) (@ovidiuenache)
  • bug #59140 [WebProfilerBundle] fix: white-space in highlighted code (@chr-hertel)
  • bug #59124 [FrameworkBundle] fix: notifier push channel bus abstract arg (@raphael-geffroy)
  • bug #59069 [Console] Fix division by 0 error (@Rindula)
  • bug #59070 [PropertyInfo] evaluate access flags for properties with asymmetric visibility (@xabbuh)
  • bug #59062 [HttpClient] Always set CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST to the correct HTTP method in CurlHttpClient (@KurtThiemann)
  • bug #59023 [HttpClient] Fix streaming and redirecting with NoPrivateNetworkHttpClient (@nicolas-grekas)

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