This another small patch is to allow using Paraunit with Symfony 7, which was released just yesterday. The related PR needed just to fix a couple of return types. Paraunit should work flawlessly with PHP 8.3 too, which was released a couple of day prior, but I had to revert the additional CI job because Prophecy is not ready yet.

I discovered this bug while trying to upgrade a work project to PHPUnit 10. The issue was caused by an empty data provider.

This small new patch was needed because we discovered that PHP official Docker images override the STOPSIGNAL directive, using SIGQUIT instead of SIGTERM when shutting down a container. Thanks to Gabriele Colombera for providing the PR.

This small new release just adds support to Symfony 6.

The facile-it/doctrine-mysql-come-back was written long time ago by my colleague Luca Boeri, in an attempt to solve the infamous “MySQL server has gone away” error, and similar issues. It’s a simple Doctrine DBAL driver wrapper that catches relevant exceptions from the driver and attempts to reconnect to the database; this is pretty useful if your PHP script is doing something else between queries, and an aggressive timeout from the database truncates the connection in the meantime, due to the prolonged inactivity.