[TASK] Drop support for obsolete Symfony versions #847
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This is blocked by #846. I'll rebase here after the PR is merged. |
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Also means we can include the fix for symfony/symfony#33773 though we also need to make a code change to support :only-of-type rather than treat it as a selector that can't be converted for applying styles inline.
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Now only Symfony versions are supported that are either actively maintained or at least receive security fixes. This reduces the risk of being impacted by bugs that are long fixed. For a list of supported Symfony versions, see: https://symfony.com/releases
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Now only Symfony versions are supported that are either actively
maintained or at least receive security fixes.
This reduces the risk of being impacted by bugs that are long fixed.
For a list of supported Symfony versions, see:
https://symfony.com/releases