Symfony 7.3 introduces several enhancements to the DependencyInjection component
that simplify service configuration, make autoconfiguration more flexible, and
enable environment-specific aliasing.
Symfony 7.3 introduces several enhancements to the DependencyInjection component
that simplify service configuration, make autoconfiguration more flexible, and
enable environment-specific aliasing.
Symfony security includes several significant improvements and new features
in Symfony 7.3.
This week, we published the second beta of Symfony 7.3, ahead of its final release later in May 2025. Meanwhile, we continued sharing posts about the new features of Symfony 7.3 and the upcoming SymfonyOnline June 2025.
Symfony 7.3.0-BETA2 has just been released.
This is a pre-release version of Symfony 7.3. If you want to test it
in your own applications before its final release, run the following commands:
The Symfony Mailer component provides many security-related features like
signing and encrypting email messages. In Symfony 7.3 we're pushing those
features even further to give you greater control and stronger protection
when sending email messages.
Symfony 7.3 introduces powerful improvements to the Console component, beyond
the much-anticipated invokable commands and input attributes. This version also
brings new helpers and features designed to make console applications more capable.