Releases: FriendsOfSymfony/FOSHttpCacheBundle
Releases · FriendsOfSymfony/FOSHttpCacheBundle
2.6.0
Changed
- User context lookup now tags the hash lookup response. The logout listener can now invalidate that tag instead of doing a BAN request. The previous varnish BAN request has been incorrect and banned all cache entries on Varnish.
The logout handler is now also activated by default for the Symfony HttpCache in addition to Varnish and Noop.
Fixed
- Cache Tagging: It is now possible to use cache tagging without installing the
SensioFrameworkExtraBundle
. There is a new configuration optiontags.annotations.enabled
that can be set tofalse
.
2.5.1
2.5.0
2.4.1
- Adjust session_listener to work with Symfony 3.4.12 (symfony/symfony#27467).
- Adjust to configuration builder deprecation from Symfony 4.2
1.3.16
- Adjust session_listener to work with Symfony 3.4.12 (symfony/symfony#27467).
2.4.0
2.3.1
2.3.0
- [Symfony HttpCache] You can now configure the Symfony proxy client to
directly call theHttpCache
for invalidation requests instead of executing
real web requests.
Use the new configuration optionproxy_client.symfony.use_kernel_dispatcher
and follow the instructions in FOSHttpCache to adjust your kernel and
bootstrap things accordingly.