Symfony 6.0.4 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 6.0.3: security #cve-2022-xxxx [FrameworkBundle] Enable CSRF in FORM by default (@jderusse) Want to upgrade to this new release? Because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Use SymfonyInsight upgrade reports to detect the code you will need to change in your project and read our upgrade documentation to learn more. Want to be no
Symfony 6.0.3 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 6.0.2: bug #45193 [FrameworkBundle] Fix missing arguments when a serialization default context is bound (@ArnoudThibaut) bug #44997 [Runtime] Fix --env and --no-debug with dotenv_overload (@fancyweb) bug #45188 [Dotenv] Fix bootEnv() override with .env.local.php when the env key already exists (@fancyweb) bug #45095 [Finder] Fix finding VCS re-included files in excluded dir
Symfony 5.4.3 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 5.4.2: bug #45193 [FrameworkBundle] Fix missing arguments when a serialization default context is bound (@ArnoudThibaut) bug #44997 [Runtime] Fix --env and --no-debug with dotenv_overload (@fancyweb) bug #45188 [Dotenv] Fix bootEnv() override with .env.local.php when the env key already exists (@fancyweb) bug #45095 [Finder] Fix finding VCS re-included files in excluded dir
Symfony 4.4.37 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 4.4.36: bug #44939 [Form] UrlType should not add protocol to emails (@GromNaN) bug #43149 Silence warnings during tty detection (@neclimdul) bug #45181 [Console] Fix PHP 8.1 deprecation in ChoiceQuestion (@BrokenSourceCode) bug #45140 [Yaml] Making the parser stateless (@mamazu) bug #45103 [Process] Avoid calling fclose on an already closed resource (@Seldaek) bug #45088 [
Symfony 5.3.14 has just been released. Here is the list of the most important changes since 5.3.13: bug #44860 [Validator] Fix Choice constraint with associative choices array (@derrabus) bug #44939 [Form] UrlType should not add protocol to emails (@GromNaN) bug #43149 Silence warnings during tty detection (@neclimdul) bug #45154 [Serializer] Fix AbstractObjectNormalizer not considering pseudo type false (@Thomas Nunninger) bug #45185 [Notifier] Fix encoding of m
This was a very intense week for Symfony: first we introduced the new Symfony 6 certification exam, then we announced a new and better way to start Symfony projects and finally, we updated Symfony Flex to provide [fast, smart Flex recipe upgrades](https://symfony.com/blog/fast-smart-flex-recipe-upgrades-with-recipes-update
The Call for Papers for SymfonyLive Paris 2022 is open for a few more days, submit now your talk proposals in French until January 24th 2022.
Et si en 2022, vous deveniez speaker de la conférence francophone de Symfony ? Le Call for Papers du SymfonyLive Paris 2022 est encore ouvert pendant quelques jours( ! Vous n'avez pas envoyé vos propositions de sujet pour les journées de conférence du SymfonyLive Paris 2022 des 7 et 8 avril ? Il vous reste 4 jour
Symfony Flex makes it easy to install a package and get everything you need to start working immediately: new config files, changes to .env, Docker configuration and more. The idea is so powerful that symfony/skeleton - the repository used for new Symfony apps - starts empty other than composer.json! Familiar files like src/Kernel.php, bin/console and config/services.yaml are added to your project via recipes. The "ingredients" to these recipes can be found at ht
When creating new Symfony projects, you can start with the bare-bones skeleton or the kitchen sink skeleton. I've never used the kitchen sink one as I prefer to get started with the bare minimum dependencies and only add packages whenever I need them. Symfony makes it painless as, most of the time, it tells you which package to add when you are trying to use something that is not part of your set of dependencies yet. When using the Symfony CLI to create a new pro
Symfony 6 was released at the end of November 2021, alongside Symfony 5.4. Both versions share the exact same features, but Symfony 6.0 gets rid of all the deprecated features and requires PHP 8.0.2 or higher. Today, we're introducing the new certification exam for Symfony 6. This examis similar to the existing Symfony certification exams (same exam topics, samenumber of questions, etc.) but we've revamped the certification contents with manynew questions in addi
