- What's new in ❊ Perpl ❊
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What’s new in ❊ Perpl ❊
❊ Perpl ❊ is an updated Version of Propel2. It’s almost completely backwards compatible to Propel2 yet has a number of improvements, bug fixes and new features. We will update the information below over time.
Features
Some of the new and improved features below:
- Runs successfully tested for PHP 8.4
- Improved type-preserving
- Better typing in generated classes (WIP, see also PR #83)
- Code cleanup for better readability and maintainabilty
- Performance improvements
- Enhanced filter system for easier performing complex queries in PR #28, PR #33 and PR #70
- New and improved behaviors e.g.
synced_table(PR) andconfig_store(PR) andoutput_group(PR) - Added option for importing multiple user-contributed behaviors from the same (user) repo (PR)
- Deprecation of some old internal methods
For the (few) BC-breaking changes and more detailed information on new and updated features, please visit https://github.com/perplorm/perpl