Release 1.4.0

This release drops support for PHP < 7.1 and marks this bundle as deprecated. With Symfony shipping its own cache component, there is no need to configure caches using this bundle in Symfony anymore.

If you are still using DoctrineCacheBundle to configure caches, please migrate them to symfony/cache. You can tell whether you are using them by checking for a doctrine_cache key in your configuration. If you don't see one, you are not actively using this bundle and shouldn't need any changes. If there is a key like that, please migrate to symfony/cache using FrameworkBundle.

If you are using DoctrineBundle, please upgrade to the latest 1.12 release and fix all deprecation messages. This will ensure you are no longer using any DoctrineCacheBundle functionality. Use the pool or service cache configuration for Doctrine ORM. Once you upgrade to DoctrineBundle 2.0, the DoctrineCacheBundle will be removed unless another package depends on it.

This bundle will continue to receive fixes for bugs and security issues until November 2022, when Symfony 4.4 will reach the first stage of its end-of-life.

1.4.0

• Total issues resolved: 1
• Total pull requests resolved: 2
• Total contributors: 1

BC break

• 161: Mark root configuration node as deprecated thanks to @alcaeus

• 156: Deprecation of DoctrineCacheBundle thanks to @alcaeus

• 147: Drop support for PHP < 7.1 thanks to @alcaeus

• Fix deprecation for Symfony 4.2+
• Fix build errors on some PHP versions

• Support PHPUnit 5, 6 and 7 (@carusogabriel)
• Don't include tests and tooling config in distributions (@willemstuursma)
• Update documentation (@SenseException, @jwage)
• Add PHP 7.2 to travis (@andreybolonin)

• Drop support for outdated Symfony versions
• Make tests pass on Symfony 4
• Test against PHP 7.2 on travis

• Manually register commands to fix deprecation warning

• Allow predis configuration
• Fix link to docs
• Allow using persistent Redis connections
• Fix usage docs
• Use cache.prefix.seed parameter when available
• Removed 1kernel.debug1 from cache namespace seed
• Allow Symfony 4.0
• Allow using namespace for custom providers

• Added apcu driver
• Added predis driver
• Fixed mangling issue with memcache driver
• Reorganized documentation
• Added persistent id to memcache driver

Made Symfony Security ACL an optional dependency

Relaxed Symfony requirements allowing old installs