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New in Symfony 2.2: Logging of deprecated calls

The first Long Term Support version of Symfony2 will be 2.3, to be released in May 2013. In the meantime, we are in a race where we try to finish and polish everything as we won't allow BC breaks after...

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A week of symfony #310 (3->9 December 2012)

This week Symfony 2.2 continued adding nice features and tweaks, such as the new fatal error pages. In addition, it was announced that the next edition of the Symfony Live conference in United States...

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A week of symfony #311 (10->16 December 2012)

This week, Symfony development activity was extremely intense. Symfony 2.2 version added lots of coolfeatures and small tweaks across all its major components.Development mailing listCommands as...

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Security Issue Management Improvements

Some days ago, Kousuke Ebihara sent an email to the Symfony dev mailing-list about how we could improve the security release announcements. It also took the time to list all past security issues in...

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New in Symfony 2.2: Security Utilities

Contributed byFabien Potencier in #4763.As of Symfony 2.2, we have refactored some security utilities so that you can use them in your own code. These utilities are available in...

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Security release: Symfony 2.0.20 and 2.1.5 released

Symfony 2.0.20 and Symfony 2.1.5 have just been released and they both contain two security fixes.CVE-2012-6431: Routes behind a firewall are accessible even when not logged in¶Affected versions¶All...

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Symfony 2.0.21 and 2.1.5 released

Symfony 2.0.21 and 2.1.6 have just been released.We have discovered that under some circumstancies, the steps describedyesterday to protect your code were not possible. These new versions address these...

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A week of symfony #312 (17->23 December 2012)

A week of symfony #312 (17->23 December 2012)This week Symfony published severalsecurity releases to address two potential security vulnerabilities. In addition, the WebProfilerBundle continued...

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A week of symfony #313 (24->30 December 2012)

This week, Symfony 2.2 continued removing any unnecessary hard dependencies between components, such as the coupling between DependencyInjection and Config components. In addition, the logging in the...

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A week of symfony #314 (31 December 2012 -> 6 January 2013)

This week the Console component added support for a cool new feature: autocompletion. Meanwhile, the development versions started adding support for the upcoming PHP 5.5 version. In addition, the...

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Symfony 2.2 Schedule Update

First, and foremost, I would like to wish you, the wonderful Symfony community, the best for 2013. Enjoy your work, enjoy your family, enjoy your friends, ... enjoy using and contributing to...

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Symfony 2.2.0 Beta 1 released

As announced yesterday, we have just released Symfony 2.2.0 Beta 1. There are many ways you can test this new version:Create a new project via Composer (recommended):1$ php composer.phar create-project...

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New in Symfony 2.2: Autocomplete on the Command Line

Contributed byLee McDermott in #6391 and #6564.Last month, I talked about some of the enhancements we made to the Console component for 2.2. Today, I want to show you another amazing enhancement:...

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New in Symfony 2.2: Process Component Enhancements

Executing a sub-process from PHP is a nightmare... of course, only if you want to get it right. There are so many things that can go wrong, and PHP itself does not help as it has many quirks depending...

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Security: Access Control Documentation Issue

Please, read this post carefully as your application may be vulnerable if you are using access control rules to secure some paths or ESI/Hincludes via the _internal routes.We have recently discovered...

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New in Symfony 2.2: New URL Generation Options

Contributed byTobias Schultze in #3958.The Routing system is probably one of the most important Component in Symfony. It's a complex beast as it must be flexible, feature-full, and performant at the...

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A week of symfony #315 (7->13 January 2013)

This week Symfony 2.2 entered into its stabilization period with the release of the first beta of Symfony 2.2.0. The development activity was huge, including the addition of PSR-3 support to the...

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New in Symfony 2.2: New PropertyAccess component

Contributed byBernhard Schussek in #6595.If you write large applications, you probably find yourself repeating the same code time and again. You probably also developed tools to avoid this. For...

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New in Symfony 2.2: Functional Tests Speed-Up

Contributed byFabien Potencier in #4897.When writing functional tests, having access to the Symfony profiler can be very useful. You can use it to verify that a given page executes less than a certain...

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Security release: Symfony 2.0.22 and 2.1.7 released

Symfony 2.0.22 and Symfony 2.1.7 have just been released and they both contain security fixes for the YAML component (CVE-2013-1348 and CVE-2013-1397).CVE-2013-1348: Ability to enable/disable PHP...

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