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Getting ready for Symfony 7

2 years ago Symfony 6.0 was released. A lot has happened since then, paving the way for Symfony 7 is just around the corner, this workshop will introduce you to the most important changes that it ships after 2 years of work. of Symfony 6. important features and changes that have been shipped Let's features of the dependency injection container. You will also learn how to prepare a Symfony 4 app for version 5, to be released next November. EventDispatcher, Security, Cache, etc - many important components have been improved, which means some part of them have been deprecated, and replaced by updated interface.

Long gone are the days when Dependency Injection in Symfony was only about injecting the entire container everywhere. Now we write services that depend on what they really need, That's is what Dependency Injection is. a powerful yet complex pattern with the Inversion Of Control principle belonfs Symfony implements in a flexible

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Hey sponsors!

Here is a quick update regarding what my OSS work has been focused on lately:

• Symfony is smoothly integrating more modern (standard) authentication flows in core, especially OpenIDConnect. I've helped making the first step in Symfony 6.2: Adding a generic RFC6750-compliant Bearer Access Token authenticator (symfony/symfony#46428).
• Next steps: Now helping someone contributing a built-in OIDC authenticator (symfony/symfony#48285), also a CAS authenticator (symfony/symfony#48276).
• Also on the Security topic: I gave a talk at SymfonyCon in DisneyLand Paris about GNAP - The future of OAuth. Once the protocol goes stable, an integration will come into Symfony as well (WIP from me). It was my biggest conference so far :)
• I started contributing to some Golang OSS, mostly to push forward a recent feature from HTTP that aims to improve application performances: [HTTP 103 Early Hints responses](https://www.fastly.com/blog/beyond-server-p

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<?php declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\JWT\Encoding;

use Lcobucci\JWT\ClaimsFormatter;
use Lcobucci\JWT\Token\RegisteredClaims;

class UnixTimestampDateConversion implements ClaimsFormatter
{
    public function formatClaims(array $claims): array

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#!/bin/sh

# Setup encrypted disk image
# For Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

CRYPTFS_ROOT=/cryptfs

apt-get update
apt-get -y upgrade
apt-get -y install cryptsetup

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-- The goal of this script is to trim messages that have been processed by
-- all extant groups from the a given Redis stream. It returns the number
-- of messages that were deleted from the stream, if any. I make no
-- guarantees about its performance, particularly if the stream is large
-- and not fully processed (so a simple XTRIM isn't possible).

-- First off, bail out early if the stream doesn't exist.
if redis.call("EXISTS", KEYS[1]) == 0 then
  return false
end

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Checkout source

git clone https://github.com/php/php-src
cd php-src
git checkout php-7.3.0

Configure

./configure \

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• git apply le patch du dessus
• run vendor/bin/phpunit --filter EnricherFacebookLead

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```php
class __TwigTemplate_fb1b3af49b743a22d4a8037a2f5c5aa7bd839febe71580bced4fa8443306e961 extends Twig_Template
{
    public function __construct(Twig_Environment $env)
    {
        parent::__construct($env);

        $this->parent = false;

        $this->blocks = array(

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<?php

error_reporting(E_ALL);

/* Data can be send to coroutines using `$coroutine->send($data)`. The sent data will then
 * be the result of the `yield` expression. Thus it can be received using a code like
 * `$data = yield;`.
 */

/* What we're building in this script is a coroutine-based streaming XML parser. The PHP

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<?php
/**
 * @file
 *   gvdump.php
 *
 * @author: Frédéric G. MARAND <fgm@osinet.fr>
 *
 * @copyright (c) 2014 Ouest Systèmes Informatiques (OSInet).
 *
 * @license MIT