CakePHP 4.1.2 Released – New Features and Fixes
CakePHP 4.1.2 has been released, bringing a series of bug fixes, PHP 8 compatibility improvements, enhanced type checking for validation methods, better module autoloading, millisecond‑level logging, corrected HEAD request handling, and refined database and XML entity processing.
CakePHP 4.1.2 has been released, offering a stable, feature‑rich version of the popular PHP MVC framework designed for rapid web application development.
The update primarily fixes deprecated class usage, resolves PHP 8 TypeError issues, and improves type checking for Validation::custom() and localizedTime() .
Additional fixes include placeholder conflicts in Text::insert() , enhanced module autoloading when fully‑qualified namespace model classes are defined, and millisecond‑precision log formatting.
Network‑related corrections address erroneous behavior when sending HEAD requests with a Content‑Length header, and debug output now preserves internal spaces in HTML.
Database logging has been refined to handle SELECT queries that return no rows, external entity loading now uses the latest libxml version, and Table::getAlias() better handles abstract base classes.
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