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From Annotations to Attributes - A history of our journey to language level metadata, and how to migrate to attributes with @rectorphp - a post from @greg0ire https://t.co/RksHTSDwQ6

Our ORM contributor @greg0ire wrote about the history of annotations and attributes in PHP, including the simple steps to migrate to attributes using @rectorphp - ORM 3. Annotations will be deprecated in ORM and removed in the future. https://t.co/RksHTSlVYy

DBAL 3.4.0 has been released - See the blog post https://t.co/SO9fgIZhls for more information

The @doctrineproject has released ORM 2.12.0. A feature release that improves support for PHP's native enums.

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New doctrine/common release 3.2.2 including a fix when using Enums with default value in public properties of an entity:

Sunsetting DBAL 2 on April 3rd 2022:

Doctrine DBAL 3.3.0 has been released, with a nicer way to implement driver middlewares and direct access to the native DB connection (for the rare cases in which you might need it). https://t.co/UHaUH9WQFX

UPDATE doctrine/orm SET Version = "2.11", Features += PHP 8.1 Enum Support, Virtual and Generated Columns, Read Only Properties, Nested Attributes and more. https://t.co/XnwNaTJ6X1

🚢 Doctrine ORM 2.10.3, a small bugfix release of your favorite ORM library.

We have released Doctrine DBAL 3.2.0 and have written about all the noteworthy improvements on our blog:

Doctrine users! Have your tried DBAL 3 yet? It's like DBAL 2 but more awesome. That being said, we're working on a plan to sunset DBAL 2 in the near future. Are your projects still using DBAL 2? If so, what's blocking the upgrade for you? We'd like to know.

Please upgrade immediately to doctrine/dbal 3.1.4 when you are using versions 3.0.0 - 3.1.3 - we closed a high impact SQL injection that affects the LIMIT clause generation ($offset, $limit) when for example used with DBAL QueryBuilder or ORM DQL Queries and Repositories.

This vulnerability can also affect you when you use doctrine/orm with doctrine/dbal 3.0.0 - 3.1.3

Security Adisory: Users of doctrine/dbal 3.0 - 3.1.3 are advised to upgrade to doctrine/dbal 3.1.4 immmediately to fix a critical SQL injection vulnerability. https://t.co/HnWaD4CkQk

Doctrine ORM 2.9.4 released

Some of these are more complex, and if feel like tackling them make sure to ask questions and ping @greg0ire and/or @beberlei on the Doctrine slack about them, so that you don't accidentally work into the wrong direction.

Want to help with moving ORM 3 forward? We have organized a Github Project with PRs to backport into 2.10.x or 3.0.x from the old-prototype-3.0.x branch. You can help by re-creating these PRs against our current branches: https://t.co/O9NE9HxF4K