Release: 1.2.1.8004

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By gwoo
The response to CakePHP 1.2 Final has been amazing. In less than a month, we have seen over 40,000 downloads. These numbers go along nicely with the 2000+ users who grab the svn version. We cannot thank everyone enough for continuing to support the project.
As a little reward, we worked hard to fix up a few bugs and push out the latest stable release, CakePHP 1.2.1.8004[1]. We'd like to thank everyone who submitted test cases and patches. Many of you may have seen that since the stable release, we have taken a harder stance on supplying a test case with the bug report. This rule is not hard and fast, as many times we have written the test cases, when a patch or well described ticket was submitted. We will continue this policy, as we have seen the benefits of allowing us to fix issues faster and ensure that changes are well needed.

Please, remember that the stable releases do not come with the test cases. If you find a bug, please checkout from svn[2] or download the nightly[3].

Anyway, TGIF. Enjoy the latest release.


Happy Baking,
CakePHP Team

[1] http://cakeforge.org/frs/?group_id=23&release_id=434
[2] https://trac.cakephp.org/
[3] http://cakephp.org/downloads/nightly/1.2.x.x
[4] Security Notice: http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/659682805f3d71d7

Comments

  • Posted 02/16/09 06:59:38 AM
    Hi !

    I just downloaded CakePHP, installed and noticed that CSS is missing for the standard layout of the framework.

    Is this a change on the structure, or just missing the files?
  • Posted 02/09/09 08:49:53 PM
    I'm new in cakePHP. And I don't know how to question directly to cakePHP development team.

    I think Acl in cakePHP is good. But I've found some thing wrong with authentication check, with multiple roles.

    Details:

    File: cake/libs/controller/components/acl.php
    Class: DbAcl
    Method: Check
    Line: 282. Code: return false;
    Line: 299. Code: return false;

    I've had some tests with this method. I've seen that,

    DbAcl::check($aro, $aco, $action = '*')

    accept multiple request object (mean that $aro may have 1, 2, 3 or more request object).

    But in the code, "return false" is used at above line (282 and 299), there is only one $aro in list to be checked.

    In my case, I've change all these line to continue.

    What is your opinion ?


  • Posted 01/29/09 06:21:50 PM
    What happened to the 1.1 API?
  • Posted 01/21/09 12:15:59 PM
    An official git repository will be made available shortly. Thanks for your patience.
  • Posted 01/21/09 06:19:19 AM
    subj

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