CakePHP 3.2.10 was released. CakePHP is a rapid development framework that employs well-known design patterns such as ActiveRecord, association Data Mapping, Front Controller, and MVC. The main goal of the project is to provide a variety of layers of PHP developers to quickly develop a robust web application without losing flexibility.
Bug fixes
Query::insert () Now resets columns when called multiple times. (@markstory)
The Existsin rule no longer enforces constraints on new entities that has no dirty fields. This reverts a problematic change introduced in 3.2.9. (@markstory)
Exceptions for missing mailer transports has been improved. (@graziel)
Request URLs that contain another embedded URL is now handled correctly. (@chinpei215)
Formhelper now resets the unlocked, each time end () is called. This prevents fields unlocked in one form from being unlocked in subsequent forms. (@nojimage)
Multi-part MIME message boundaries is now generated with security::randombytes (). This removes the possibility of timing attacks on mime-message boundary markers. (@chinpei215)
RequestHandler no longer overwrites response content-types when no extension have been parsed. (@ADmad)
The insecure fallback for security::randombytes () behaves more consistently with the secure modes now. (@chinpei215)
The IsUnique rule once again enforces unique-ness as a SQL constraint would. This means, that NULL values would never is equivalent for unique checks. This reverts a problematic change introduced in 3.2.9. (@markstory)
The Belongstomany::find () uses the correct foreign key columns when creating queries that involve junction table join cond Itions. (@TheFRedFox)
Other improvements
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