Symfony 7.2.2 Released with Key Bug Fixes and Enhancements

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Symfony has announced the release of version 7.2.2, introducing several significant bug fixes and improvements. This update builds on the stability and performance of 7.2.1 while addressing key issues reported by the community.

Notable changes include improvements in the PropertyInfo component, such as the removal of '@internal' from 'PropertyReadInfo' and 'PropertyWriteInfo' by Dario Guarracino, and updates to 'PhpStanTypeHelper' for better interface handling. The HttpFoundation component now avoids mime type guessing with temporary files in 'BinaryFileResponse', enhancing efficiency in file handling.

In security, the release ensures "Referer" headers are trusted at the same level as "Origin" headers and fixes issues with the 'SecurityBundle' authenticators. Additionally, the HtmlSanitizer component now rejects URLs containing whitespaces, ensuring stricter validation.

Symfony users are encouraged to upgrade promptly. With Symfony’s commitment to backward compatibility, the upgrade process remains seamless. Developers can utilize SymfonyInsight upgrade reports and the comprehensive upgrade documentation to guide the transition.

This release underscores Symfony’s dedication to refining its framework, making it a reliable choice for modern web development. Follow this link to know more.

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Title

Symfony 7.2.2 released

Byline

Fabien Potencier

Date of Publication

31 December 2024

Organization

Symfony

Symfony

New release

PHP

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