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2.0.0 stable release should be considered as BC-breaking and will include changes that could require additional migration efforts (eg PHP and Symfony support removals). In this milestone we should include 1. Dependency updates (including BC-breaking changes) 2. Cleanup & removal of outdated practices (including BC-breaking changes) 3. New features & enhancements (including BC-breaking changes, that move DX forward) What should we aim for? 1. Tech Cleanup - Remove deprecated features (mark breaking ones clearly in changelog). - Finalize Interfaces: clean up ModelCriteria, TableMap, ConnectionManager, etc. - Leverage modern PHP: Scalar type hints, return types everywhere, Enums (PHP 8.1+), Attributes instead of annotations (optional but supported) - Composer Cleanup: remove obsolete dependencies, ensure minimal footprint 2. Upgrade Requirements - PHP 8.1+ (with clear notes for why) - Symfony 6+ and Doctrine Cache compatibility - Unify Exceptions and Logging for clarity 3. DX - Better Errors, eg user-friendly exception messages and stack traces - Improved IDE support via better PHPDocs, generics (Psalm/phpstan), and typed query builders - Query Builder Improvements (Eager loading enhancements, named scopes / reusable conditions) - New "Hello Propel" demo app using Symfony or XXX
No due date•9/26 issues closedThis release won't contain BC-breaking changed in comparison to upcoming 2.0.0-beta6 release. All users could get up to date with bugfixes and enhancements. *This version will provide LTS for 1 year of additional support.*
No due date•45/62 issues closed