Community News: Latest PECL Releases for 05.19.2015

Latest PECL Releases:

• stomp 1.0.8
  - Fix perm on source files. (Remi)
  - Fixing PHP_STOMP_VERSION constant, per Remi's request. (Gennady)
  
  
  
• yaml 1.2.0
  New Features:
  - #69617 Allow unserialize for !php/object to be disabled
  
  New yaml.decode_php ini setting to enable/disable serialized php object
  processing. Deployments relying on !php/object are encouraged to
  explicitly set yaml.decode_php=1 as default will change to disabled in
  a future release.
  
  Bugs Fixed:
  - Honour --with-libdir
  - Fix package.xml schema validation
  - Add const for pointers where possible
  - Explicitly cast emalloc returns
  - #69465 Resolve quoted and non-specific scalars as strings
  - #69616 Fix double free when unserialize fails
  
  
  
• hprose 1.5.3
  Fixed a bug of instance method service.
  
  
  
• rdkafka 0.0.2
  Fixed package
  
  
  
• rdkafka 0.0.1
  First release
  
  
  
• trace 0.3.0
  ### Added
  
  - Added support for special function calls: `main`, `include`, `require`, `Closure`, `Labmda`, `eval()`
  - Added support for PHP 5.1
  - Keep collecting and sending back trace information after PHP bailout
  - Added duplexing to communication module
  - Compatible with Trait Alias
  - Added checking for ZTS (Thread-safety support) during configuration
  
  ### Changed
  
  - Refactor the PHP extension
  - Unified the naming convention of Type, Function, Macro
  - Change License to Apache 2.0
  - Change Extension's name to "trace" (php is redundant for a PHP extension)
  - Improve representation of `zval` and support for Array, Object
  - Improve performance when trace if off
  - Limit the length of print arguments and retvalue
  
  ### Fixed
  
  - Fixed handling of large or small double value that needs scientific notation
  - Fixed memory leaks related with SDS
  
  
  
• stomp 1.0.7
  - add LICENSE file as documentation (Remi)
  - Fixed Windows compilation regression due to new TCP_NODELAY code. (Gennady Feldman)
  - Fixed bug where error checking was missing after stomp_send(). (Gennady Feldman)
  
  
  
• APM 2.0.3
  Fixed:
  - Double initialization of request data.
  This could lead to data being present twice in DBs (reproducible with both SQLite and MySQL enabled).
  Changed:
  - Default value of apm.dump_max_depth decreased to 1.
  With today's application complexity, the amount of data collected in stacktraces
  including arguments can lead to several thousands of MiB of memory consumed.
  We recommend increasing this value with care.
  - Weird things could happen when changing 'apm.enabled' during a request. It doesn't make much sense to support
  in request activation/deactivation. 'apm.enabled' is therefor now PHP_INI_SYSTEM.