Symfony 5.2.3 has just been released. Here is a list of the most important changes:
bug #40060 fix validator when we have false returned by the current element of the iterator (@FabienSalles) bug #39954 [Mailer][Mime] Fix case-sensitive handling of header names (@piku235) bug #40062 [Mime] Fix case-sensitive handling of header names (@piku235) bug #40055 [Messenger] Fix Doctrine setup when using a migration (@fabpot) bug #40018 [TwigBridge] take into account all label related options (@xabbuh) bug #40023 [Finder] use proper keys to not override appended files (@xabbuh) bug #40019 [ErrorHandler] Fix strpos error when trying to call a method without a name (@Deuchnord) bug #40027 [DoctrineBridge] add missing @experimental annotation on Uid generators (@nicolas-grekas) bug #40004 [Serializer] Prevent access to private properties without getters (@julienfalque) bug #40003 [Uid] Fix time to float conversion (@fancyweb)
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