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A week of symfony #607 (13-19 August 2018)

This week, the upcoming Symfony 4.2 version added a new DivisibleBy constraint and enabled logger autoconfiguration. Meanwhile, the SymfonyLive USA conference was rebranded as Symfony Loves PHP USA Conference and announced its full schedule.

Symfony development highlights

3.4 changelog:

• 37c39fb: [Yaml] clean up unused code
• 1757c9c: [PhpUnitBridge] added missing stderr redirection

4.1 changelog:

• 68a9a07: [Form] added help texts for checkboxes in horizontal bootstrap 4 forms

Master changelog:

• 0934464: [DependencyInjection, FrameworkBundle] added LoggerAwareInterface to auto configuration
• 9f4615a: [Validator] added a DivisibleBy constraint for testing divisibility

Newest issues and pull requests

• Workflow Component: support for PhpEnum
• [Process] Option to disable handling signals allowing custom signal handling

They talked about us

• How to build a scalable Symfony application on Kubernetes
• Symfony Async Commands
• 5 Tips for developing Symfony reusable bundles
• Define Symfony access control rules in a database
• Hidden Gems of PHP Packages: Symfony\Finder and SplFileInfo
• Using Redis for session handling in Symfony 4.1+
• Symfony 4: How to move fat logic to Services
• CQRS is easy with Symfony 4 and his Messanger Component
• Getting started With React in Symfony Using Webpack Encore
• Tutorial: Build Your First CRUD App with Symfony and Angular
• How to create an Excel file with PHP in Symfony 4
• Renforcer la confidentialité d'une API avec sapient-bundle

Upcoming Symfony Events

• Symfony trifft Kiel: Kiel, Germany (August 20, 2018)
• SfPot August 2018: Paris, France (August 22, 2018)
• Symfony UG Frankfurt am Main 2018: Frankfurt, Germany (August 28-29, 2018)
• Automatic upgrades and Symfony Console: Berlin, Germany (August 28, 2018)
• Chicago Symfony & React Meetup - August 2018: Chicago, USA (August 29, 2018)
• SymfonyDay 2018: Verona, Italy (October 19, 2018)

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