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A Week of Symfony #628 (7-13 January 2019)

This week, thanks to the low development activity, we enabled the usage of the PHP short array notation on Symfony code. In the coming weeks we'll update all our code at once to minimize merge conflicts. Meanwhile, the community proposed some Security-related improvements about Remember me config and IS_AUTHENTICATED_* attributes.

Symfony development highlights

This week, 17 pull requests were merged (11 in code and 6 in docs) and 26 issues were closed (23 in code and 3 in docs). Excluding merges, 16 authors made 430 additions and 89 deletions. See details for code and docs.

3.4 changelog:

• cb07a3b: allowed the PHP short array notation
• a5c52b8: [Console] fixed phpdoc for InputOption shortcut

Master changelog:

• 29b151b: [VarDumper] added caster for OpenSSL X.509 resources

Newest issues and pull requests

• Add support for map style array nodes in Configuration
• [DX][Guard] Remember me misconfiguration improvements
• [Security][DX] Simplify IS_AUTHENTICATED_* attributes

They talked about us

• SymfonyLive London 2019: the website is online!
• Diversity Update for 2019
• Fostering diversity of thought
• Patrones de diseño en PHP
• La empresa francesa Smile adquiere SensioLabs
• Implémenter un mécanisme de type fail2ban pour Symfony avec Redis
• Aller plus loin avec Symfony et Docker
• Symfony คืออะไร ทำไมไม่เป็นที่นิยมในไทยกันนะ ?
• Новое в Symfony 4.3: Улучшены финансовые валидаторы

Upcoming Symfony Events

• [Paris] Sfpot Janvier 2019: Paris, France (January 15)
• 14th Symfony Bucharest Meetup: Bucharest, Romania (January 17)
• Symfony Meetup I / 2019: Frankfurt am Main, Germany (January 22)
• Symfony Vienna User Group Meetup: Vienna, Austria (January 29)
• Treffen der Symfony User Group Hamburg: Hamburg, Germany (February 5)
• 7. PHP Symfony User Group Basel: Basel, Switzerland (February 21)

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