Releases: Dropelikeit/laravel-jms-serializer
Security Patch
Security Patch for Laravel 7.30.4 and adding support for php 7.4 and php 8.0 in composer.json
Security Update
upgrade to latest Laravel 7.x version
Stable Release
In this release we bring you Laravel 8.0 support.
Bugfix Release
In this release we have changed the response for XML serializations and adapted the headers. All headers also for JSON serialization are now correctly output.
Bugfix-Release
We had a bug in our previous release because the namespace of a used class was missing.
Stable Release
In this release we have implemented the possibility to change the Serialize-Type at runtime by adding a method in the ResponseFactory.
By default 'json' should always be used. Is specified in the configuration file 'json'. And in certain areas, such as a sitemap controller, you can use ResponseFactory::withSerializeType('xml');
to override the configuration for this controller or routine.
Bug Release
If you used the publish command to copy the laravel-jms configuration into your project, you could find the Laravel JMS in the list of packages, because it was marked with the name "config" instead of "laravel-jms". This has been fixed in this release.
Stable Release
In this release we have made some code quality improvements. PHPStan was added and detected flaws were removed. All packages have been updated to the current state. We have also removed support for the 5.* version which is no longer supported by Laravel.
Pre-Release
Our package can now also be used for Laravel 7, but we still support Laravel 6, and a new addition is that the package is also valid for Laravel.
Otherwise we have updated our remaining 3rd vendor packages.
Stable Release
The first stable release of the JMS serializer package for Laravel and Lumen