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v0.8.0 2025-07-26

  • Support for Symfony 7, minimum required Symfony version is now 5.4.
  • JMS\SerializerBundle is no longer a required dependency, symfony/serializer can be used instead.
  • Configuration changes:
    • Use serialization_context instead of jms_serialization_context.
    • Use enable_max_depth' instead of max_depth_checks`.

v0.7.0-beta 2023-10-24

  • Updated for Symfony 5 and 6 and PHP 8.

v0.6.1 2018-03-10

  • compatibility with Symfony 4, thanks to @shreypuranik
  • make unit tests compatible with newer phpunit versions

v0.6.0 2017-02-09

  • added compatibility with Symfony 3, thanks to @JasonMiesionczek
  • minimum required Symfony version is now 2.7

v0.5.0 2014-12-17

  • It is now possible to call methods that require objects as parameters (in previous versions only methods with scalar and array parameters could be called). That's why JMSSerializerBundle is now a required dependency. For this to work, the following conditions must be met:

v0.4.4 2014-11-28

  • The test service is no longer registered automatically. If you want to use it, you must define it in the config.yml of your application, see updated Resources/doc/index.rst.

v0.4.2 2014-11-28

  • fixed bug introduced in v0.2.0: named parameters given in associative arrays were always passed to the method in the order they were given, not by their names. Thanks to @teet.

v0.4.1 2014-11-19

  • raised required symfony version to 2.3
  • Added mandatory LICENSE and index.rst files
  • only metadata, no code changes

v0.4.0 2014-10-23

  • All public methods of services tagged with 'wa72_jsonrpc.exposable' can be called via JSON-RPC. The method name to be used in the RPC call is "service:method", i.e. the name of the service and the method separated by colon.