CakePHP 3.2.11 Released
The CakePHP core team is happy to announce the immediate availability of CakePHP 3.2.11. This is a maintenance release for the 3.2 branch that fixes several community reported issues and adds a few minor features.
Bugfixes
You can expect the following changes in 3.2.11. See the changelog for every commit.
- SQLServer schema correctly handles default values of ‘NULL’. (@ADmad)
- Model prefixed data is now merged with un-prefixed by the Marshaller instead of being used instead of un-prefixed data. (@markstory)
- HttpClient will now correctly timeout connections from servers that never close the connection. (@chinpei215)
- The Marshaller now correctly uses custom primary keys consistently. (@ndm2)
- Invalid maxLimit values no longer result in a division by zero error. (@markstory)
- SQLServer driver can now reflect views. (@tgr0ss)
- A more clear exception is raised when associations define invalid primary keys. (@burzum)
- A clearer exception is raised when validator methods don’t return a Validator instance. (@dakota)
- Sessions are now garbage collected when they expire, not after a long delay. (@hyaza)
- RouteBuilder::redirect() now lets you use custom route classes. (@burzum)
Minor Enhancements
- API documentation improvements (@ravage84, @ADmad, @frankfoerster, @ndm2)
- HttpClient OAuth 1 adaptor now supports RSA-SHA1. (@TheFRedFox)
- bin/cake --version now outputs the installed version of CakePHP. (@alysson-azevedo)
- EventManager instances can now track the events they dispatch. (@burzum)
- Route matching results now include a _matchedRoute parameter. This provides access to the template of the matched route. (@lorenzo)
- Response::mapType() is now more efficient for common media types. (@jrbasso)
- DateTimeType objects only create instances as needed now. (@lorenzo)
- FormHelper::postButton() lets you customize the form element. (@TheFredFox)
- TestCase::assertEventFired() and TestCase::assertEventFiredWith() were added. These methods make it easier to assert that events were triggered. (@jeremyharris)
As always, a huge thanks to all the community members that helped make this release happen by reporting issues and sending pull requests.
Download a packaged release on github.