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ajgarlag/psr-http-message-bundle

1.2.2 686K downloads/mo #4110 most downloaded on Packagist ajgarlag/psr-http-message-bundle

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Last release 4 years ago

no release in 18 months

Ships unpredictably

gaps range from 2 weeks to 1.6 years

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 8 of 8 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

6 years old

8 releases · first in 2021

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

8 releases · Feb 2021 to Sep 2022
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Releases

latest 8
  1. 1.2.2 28 Sep 2022
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    Added

    • Add Symfony 6 support

    Removed

    • Remove PHP <7.4 support
    • Remove Symfony <5.4 support
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    Added

    • Add Symfony 6 support

    Removed

    • Remove PHP <7.4 support
    • Remove Symfony <5.4 support
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  2. 1.2.1 10 Mar 2021
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    This release checks that required PSR-17 services are defined or suggests a fix for it

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    Added

    • Add compiler pass class to ensure that required PSR-17 factories are defined
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  3. 1.2.0 19 Feb 2021
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    The bundle can detect if symfony/psr-http-message-bridge:>=2.1 is installed and the services defined by the flex recipe are enabled, to leverage in their services to provide the required functionality.

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    Added

    • Add compiler pass classes to register required services
    • Add compiler pass classes to conditionally tag argument value resolver and view event listener

    Changed

    • Define Http(Foundation|Message)FactoryInterface services if they are not provided by other package
    • Define lower priority for argument value resolver and view event listener

    Deprecated

    • Deprecate all ajgarlag_psr_http_message.psr7... services identifiers
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  4. 1.1.2 18 Feb 2021
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    Fix sensio/framework-extra-bundle:<6 detection

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    Fixed

    • Use correct namespace to detect SensioFrameworkExtraBundle version
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  5. 1.1.1 17 Feb 2021
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    Fix a small issue (#3) about deprecated services definition reported by @magnetik

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    Fixed

    • Add package and version to deprecated services definitions
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  6. 1.1.0 04 Feb 2021
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    Upgrade path from sensio/framework-extra-bundle PSR-7 support

    If your code depends on sensio/framework-extra-bundle PSR-7 support, this is the
    suggested upgrade path:

    1. Require sensio/framework-extra-bundle:^5.3.
    2. Require ajgarlag/psr-http-message-bundle:^1.1, and enable old services aliasing.
    3. Disable PSR-7 support in sensio_framework_extra configuration.
    4. If your code depends on old sensio_framework_extra_... services identifiers,
      modify service definitions to use the ajgarlag_psr_http_message_... alternatives
      following deprecation messages.
    5. Do you need any other feature provided by sensio/framework-extra-bundle?:
      • YES: require sensio/framework-extra-bundle:^6.0.
      • NO: remove sensio/framework-extra-bundle.
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    Changed

    Deprecated

    • Depending on old sensio_framework_extra_... services identifiers.
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  7. 1.0.1 04 Feb 2021
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    This release fixes a small typo in the conflict definition for sensio/framework-extra-bundle

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    Fixed

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  8. 1.0.0 03 Feb 2021
    Release notes

    This bundle provides PSR-7 support for Symfony Framework applications.

    It was usually provided by sensio/framework-extra-bundle but was removed in v6.0.

    Feedback is welcome.

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    Initial release

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