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Releases: acquia/http-hmac-php

HTTP HMAC PHP v6.1.2

22 May 22:15
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What's Changed

  • Fixing implicitly marking parameter $digest as nullable is deprecated by @apathak18 in #65

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Full Changelog: 6.1.1...6.1.2

v6.1.1

18 Dec 19:25
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  • API-841 | Update acquia/http-hmac-php's ResponseSigner to use an interface by @sagarsinha7777 in #64

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Full Changelog: 6.1.0...6.1.1

v6.1.0

30 Jun 15:29
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v6.0.0

03 Nov 18:59
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This version adds support for PHP 8.

Because of these changes, acquia/http-hmac-php 6.0.0 requires PHP 7.3 or later, and no longer is compatible with symfony 3.

v5.0.0

30 Sep 17:29
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This version adds support for PHP 7.4 and Symfony 5.

Because of these changes, acquia/http-hmac-php 5.0.0 requires PHP 7.2 or later.

v4.1.2

14 May 20:45
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This release restores the original additions made in 4.1.0, but adds the BC compatibility with PHP 5.6 in 4.1.1.

Eventually when a PHP7 only release is made it'll be a 5.x release.

v4.1.1

14 May 17:13
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Reverts #52 due to a BC break by removing support for PHP 5.6.

The changes will be re-released in a future 5.0.0 release.

v4.1.0

14 May 06:57
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This updates to PHP 7.1 and above, and also supports the newly moved Laminas project from Zend Framework.

v4.0.1

23 Mar 16:52
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This patch release:

  • Cleans up the code style of the repository and removes some dead code.

v4.0.0

20 Mar 16:31
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This major release:

  • No longer uses mt_rand() to generate the nonce. If available random_bytes() will be used, otherwise openssl_random_pseudo_bytes() will be used instead.
  • removes support for the end-of-life PHP 5.5.
  • removes support for the end-of-life Silex.

acquia/http-hmac-php 4.0 is otherwise API compatible with acquia/http-hmac-php 3.0. If you are unaffected by the changes above, you can use the 4.0 version as a drop-in replacement.