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A few weeks ago on the symfony blog, Fabien announced that as of symfony 1.1, Doctrine is officially supported. The documentation will slowly be updated and converted from Propel to Doctrine.

From the symfony-project.com website, they announced the release of symfony 1.0.2.

The bug fixes include:
* r3785: fixed getCookies() call in sfDebug when using sfConsoleResponse (#1666)
* r3775: fixed _compute_public_path() when using a query string
* r3754: updated Propel to 1.2.1 (http://propel.phpdb.org/trac/query?status=closed&milestone=1.2.1&resolut...)
* r3746: fixed output escaping and _get_object_list() (#1593)
* r3699: fixed highlight_text() doesn't work with / (#1621)
* r3692: fixed i18n support for errors in sfRequest

Today, symfony-forge.com has officially launched a beta version of the site. The site will remain beta for the coming weeks, and later a Trac/SVN migration will take place from symfony-project.com to symfony-forge.com.

Today, CentreSource has released its first plug-in for Symfony. This plug-in allows you to interact with Amazon S3 directly from Symfony.

Check it out: http://www.symfony-project.com/trac/wiki/sfAmazonS3