Symfony 7.1.0-RC1 has just been released.
Here is the list of the most important changes since 7.1.0-BETA1:
Symfony 7.1.0-RC1 has just been released.
Here is the list of the most important changes since 7.1.0-BETA1:
Symfony provides many ready-to-use integrations with third-party services to
send emails and notifications (via SMS, chat messages, or push notifications).
From Google, Microsoft, and Amazon to smaller services available only in
certain countries, Symfony offers a variety of integrations to enhance your
productivity.
In Symfony 7.1 we've introduced some new integrations:
Notifier component:
The Validator component was one of the most active components during the
Symfony 7.1 development cycle. In addition to the new MacAddress and Charset constraints
and the improved UniqueEntity constraint, we made other improvements to existing
constraints.
Symfony includes tens of PHP attributes so you can define metadata next to
your code. In Symfony 7.1 we've added some new attributes and in this article
we'll showcase two of them related to the DependencyInjection component.
In Symfony 6.2 we introduced an Access Token Authenticator capable of fetching
RFC6750 compliant tokens and retrieving the associated user identifier. Symfony 7.1
enhances this feature with several new capabilities.
This week, Symfony continued tweaking and polishing the new features of Symfony 7.1, which will be released at the end of May 2024.
Symfony provides tens of validation constraints to perform any kind of validation
on your data. In Symfony 7.1 we're expanding that list with two new constraints.