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symfony 1.1.3 released

September 29, 2008 Avatar of Nicolas Perriault Nicolas Perriault

The 1.1.3 maintenance version of symfony is published today, less than two weeks after the previous 1.1.2 maintenance release.

It fixes an important regression in the cache:clear command line code introduced in 1.1.2, which could break any project migrated from symfony 1.0 (more information). Plus, several other minor bugs have been fixed.

You're invited to upgrade to this latest version to prevent problems using the cache:clear command.

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DrFalken said on Sep 29, 2008 #1

thanks a lot for continous updating. Great effort

Jarod51 said on Sep 29, 2008 #2

Nice :)

though sf reports as 1.1.4-DEV for me...

baold said on Sep 30, 2008 #3

hello

Nicolas said on Sep 30, 2008 #4

Jarod51: this is normal, the next release from the 1.1 branch will be the 1.1.4, but it's still under development.

The version in the tag is 1.1.3, though.

baold: hello, man.

maxwell said on Sep 30, 2008 #5

what's up with the full article no longer published in the feed?

magnese said on Oct 1, 2008 #6

I'd some problems upgrading from 1.1.2 to 1.1.3 on Wintox with pear

Iltar said on Oct 2, 2008 #7

Nice update, yet i miss the actual changelog on the main page, maybe nice website update?

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