• Fabien Potencier
• over 5 years ago
• Releases
• 18

I've just released and tagged symfony 1.0.0rc2.

This release fixes installation problem with PEAR 1.5 and the book has been updated with figures.

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  #1 Pierre Minnieur said about 1 hour later

  I'm sorry to tell you, but the error with installing via PEAR 1.5.0 still appears. Also, symfony shows up as Version 1.0.0rc1 both on the Web Debug Toolbar and on the `symfony -V` cli command.

  See: http://symfony.pierre-minnieur.de/frontend_dev.php

  PEAR says symfony 1.0.0rc2 is installed (and I installed it explicit via URL)

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  #2 ciccio said about 1 hour later

  Fix this by manually changing the version number in the VERSION file (e.g. /usr/share/php/symfony/VERSION)

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  #3 fabien said about 1 hour later

  I made an error when packaging rc2. In fact rc2 was equal to rc1.

  I've recreated the package now. So, you can clear your PEAR cache and retry. I've just tested it and it works fine now. Sorry.

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  #4 Pierre Minnieur said about 2 hours later

  Now it works. Thanks for your efforts :)

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  #5 Mike Jones said about 6 hours later

  Pierre, get a better haircut buddy..first thing is first.

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  #6 Robin Kunde said about 8 hours later

  is the documentation for sfMail in the actual book? when will it be available online again?

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  #7 Dragan said about 11 hours later

  Mike, grow up

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  #8 Pierre Minnieur said about 19 hours later

  Mike, I think it doesn't matter what haircut I like to wear, especially on parties/events I visit.

  As Dragan said - grow up baby boy.

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  #9 Jordi said about 22 hours later

  Hmmmm ... the VERSION file in the trunk (r3314) (which I SVN checkout) says 1.0.0-rc1. But the rc2 tag version says 1.0.0-rc2 (r3383).

  This puzzles me a bit. I'd think that the trunk is more recent that the rc2 tag.

  Fabien, said it's fixed in the PEAR package, but in SVN it seems this is still a problem.

  Or am I missing something here? I have a flu as an excuse .... ;-)

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  #10 fabien said about 23 hours later

  @Jordi: I created a branch for symfony 1.0. So, now all 1.0 development takes place in the /branches/1.0 svn branch.
  

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  #11 Jordi said 1 day later

  Hi Fabien,

  Thanks!

  I wasn't sure if a symfony upgrade 1.0 was necessary, but did it anyway ;-) My project is on rc2 now.

  For my knowledge: you made a special, isolated 1.0 branch because of the near stable status and want to make sure it stays that way?

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  #12 Mike Jones said 2 days later

  Fabien, thanks for all the excellent work..don't let people like Pierre and Dragan lips bring you down.. Symfony is great..

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  #13 Pierre Minnieur said 2 days later

  Mike, sorry - but - you're stupid.

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  #14 Bernard said 4 days later

  Hi here.

  Thanks Fabien for your great job: symfony is really a nice framework.

  Unfortunaltely I can't upgrade from 1.0 beta 4 to 1.0 rc 2 using PEAR. It says beta 4 is newer.
  What should I do ?

  C:\wamp\php\PEAR>pear upgrade channel://pear.symfony-project.com/symfony-1.0.0rc
  2
  downloading symfony-1.0.0rc2.tgz ...
  Starting to download symfony-1.0.0rc2.tgz (1,910,751 bytes)
  .................................................done: 1,910,751 bytes
  ERROR: upgrade to a newer version (1.0.0rc2 is not newer than 1.0.0beta4)
  

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  #15 Bernard said 4 days later

  Oh well, a simple "-f" flag on PEAR command force the upgrade.
  Now, maybe there is something to improve in the package for this point ?

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  #16 Boris Duin said 4 days later

  Wow, good news. Thanks Fabien and symfony guys. I will waiting for 1.0 definitive release.
  

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  #17 Yan said 15 days later

  Where can I find info on how I can migrate my project from older symfony version to RC2?
  I had been using 0.6.2 and nothing seem to work after symfony upgrade.
  symfony cc produces
  [Exception]
  you must be in a symfony project directory

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  #18 Yan said 15 days later

  Nevermind, I found it
  symfony upgrade 1.0