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New in Symfony 3.2: Misc. improvements
This is the last article in the "New in Symfony 3.2" series. Symfony 3.2 will be released at the end of this month after six months of work and several hundreds of pull requests (more than 200 of them labeled as "new features").
New in Symfony 3.2: DX improvements
Symfony 3.2 includes tens of minor tweaks and improvements to make your work easier and to improve your productivity. This article summarizes some of those DX improvements.
New in Symfony 3.2: Firewall config class and profiler
Symfony 3.2 introduced a new FirewallConfig class that exposes the full firewall configuration. This class is now used in the Symfony Profiler to dump the entire firewall configuration.
New in Symfony 3.2: Cache improvements
Symfony 3.2 adds new cache adapters (NullAdapter, PhpFilesAdapter, PdoAdapter), a new way to create tag-aware adapters and a command to clear cache pools.
New in Symfony 3.2: CSV and YAML encoders for Serializer
In Symfony 3.2, the serializer added a CSV encoder, ideal to export/import data to Excel, and a YAML encoder.
New in Symfony 3.2: Console Improvements (Part 3)
In Symfony 3.2, console commands can be defined as private (to hide them in the console listings) and they can combine several text styles in their output.
New in Symfony 3.2: Web Debug Toolbar and Profiler Improvements
The web debug toolbar and the profiler were improved in Symfony 3.2 to make them compatible with new technologies (CSP and window.fetch) and to make you more productive improving the way information is displayed.
New in Symfony 3.2: Runtime Environment Variables
In Symfony 3.2 we added full support for environment variables that are resolved during the application runtime.
New in Symfony 3.2: Filesystem improvements
In Symfony 3.2 we improved the Filesystem component to add two new functions: readlink(), to normalize the behavior of PHP on different operating systems, and hardlink() to create single or multiple hard links to files.
New in Symfony 3.2: YAML deprecations
Symfony 3.2 will introduce some minor YAML deprecations in order to make the Yaml component fully compliant with the YAML specification: white spaces are required after mapping keys and duplicated keys are no longer allowed.