2.5.1

Fixed

• Cache Tagging: Clear the SymfonyResponseTagger after we tagged a response.
  Usually PHP uses a new instance for every request. But for example the hash
  lookup when using Symfony HttpCache does two requests in the same PHP
  process.

2.5.0

Added

• New Feature: Support for the max_header_value_length option to split huge tag lists into multiple headers. #483

Fixed

• Cache control on Symfony 4.1 now also works when the Vary header for user_context_hash is already present on the response. #485

2.4.1

• Adjust session_listener to work with Symfony 3.4.12 (symfony/symfony#27467).
• Adjust to configuration builder deprecation from Symfony 4.2

1.3.16

• Adjust session_listener to work with Symfony 3.4.12 (symfony/symfony#27467).

2.4.0

• Support for the Varnish xkey vmod for more efficient cache tagging.
• Autoconfigure/Autowiring support

2.3.1

Fixed

• Regression in the configuration when you explicitly specified the default
  proxy client. This started to be reported as error in 2.3.0 and now works
  again.

2.3.0

• [Symfony HttpCache] You can now configure the Symfony proxy client to
  directly call the HttpCache for invalidation requests instead of executing
  real web requests.
  Use the new configuration option proxy_client.symfony.use_kernel_dispatcher
  and follow the instructions in FOSHttpCache to adjust your kernel and
  bootstrap things accordingly.

1.3.15

• Fix session_listener decoration when session is not enabled.

2.2.2

• Fix session_listener decoration when session is not enabled.

2.2.1

• Adjust user context listener to handle Symfony 4.1 breaking behaviour change.