Symfony 5.1.1 Release: New Features and Bug Fixes
Symfony 5.1.1 has been released, offering an MVC‑based PHP framework that reduces repetitive code, integrates well with relational databases, provides extensive configuration options for enterprise applications, and includes a suite of tools such as testing, debugging, and documentation, alongside numerous bug fixes listed in the release notes.
Symfony 5.1.1 is now available. Symfony is an MVC‑based PHP framework that aims to reduce repetitive code and accelerate web application development and maintenance, with strong integration for many relational databases at low cost.
In addition, Symfony focuses on building robust applications for enterprise environments and offers powerful configuration capabilities, allowing customization of almost everything from file structures to external directories. It also bundles extra tools such as testing, debugging, and documentation generation to support the enterprise development process.
The specific updates in this version are as follows:
bug #37227 – [DependencyInjection] [CheckTypeDeclarationsPass] handling unresolved parameters that point to environment variables.
bug #37103 – [Form] switching context when validating nested forms.
bug #37182 – [HttpKernel] fixed a regression where the store could not correctly return the response body.
bug #37193 – [DependencyInjection] [CheckTypeDeclarationsPass] always resolves parameters.
bug #37044 – [DependencyInjection] apply ExpressionLanguageProviderPass to router.default .
bug #37054 – [String] fix ellipsis truncation when the cut option is not used.
bug #37190 – [HttpClient] disabled AMP inactivity timeout, now handled internally.
bug #37191 – [HttpClient] fixed data block offset calculation.
bug #37176 – [Routing] keep route priority after adding a name prefix to a collection.
bug #37140 – [Lock] fixed issue reading locks from a replica set secondary node.
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