ProxyManager 1.0.0 release and expected 1.x lifetime
Today I finally released version 1.0.0 of the ProxyManager
Noticeable improvements since 0.5.2:
- Windows path length limitations are now mitigated
- Proxy classes are now re-generated when the library version changes
- Documentation has been moved to github pages (Markdown documentation will be kept in sync)
- It is not possible to trigger fatal errors via code-generation anymore
Planned maintenance schedule
ProxyManager 1.x will be a maintenance-release only:
- I plan to fix bugs until
- I plan to fix security issues until
No features are going to be added to ProxyManager 1.x: the current master branch will instead
become the development branch for version 2.0.0.
ProxyManager 2.0.0 targets
ProxyManager 2.0.0 has following main aims:
- Drop PHP 5.3, 5.4 and HHVM 3.3 limitations, aiming only at next-generation PHP runtimes
- Lazy Loading ghost objects should be property-based, even for private properties
- Move documentation to RST, eventually using couscous
- Complete LSP compliance by avoiding overriding constructors in proxies
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Compatibility with
Doctrine\Common\Proxy\AbstractProxyFactoryto improve doctrine proxy logic in next generation data mappers - Prototypal inheritance in PHP, which was left un-merged for a long time, and will likely be moved to a different library
Thank you!
It wouldn't be a good 1.0.0 release without thanking all the contributors that helped with the project, by providing patches, bug reports and their useful insights to the project. Here are the most notable ones: