Exponential Platform Nexus Files

Release of the 1.1.0.x line: Platform 3.3, Symfony 5.4 and the Exponential legacy kernel. Changes since v1.1.0.7.

Code fixes

• TRUSTED_PROXIES sets the proxies Symfony trusts, through framework.trusted_proxies in config/packages/ezpublish.yaml. Before, nothing read it (98453e0d2).
• APP_HTTP_CACHE=1 puts the Symfony HTTP cache proxy in front of the kernel; it is off by default. Before, nothing read it (7f8d95f29).
• .env defines the variables that config/app/server/prod.yaml and app.yaml read. SERVER_ENVIRONMENT=prod builds again (db8cc46ea).
• config/app/app_legacy.yaml is loaded, with the parameter names this line reads (e8c19aee4).
• The Bold Agency site starts at location 386, its root in the shipped data. It used to start at 2, the content root (7ca39f53f).
• .gitignore keeps local environment files out of the repository (56b5ad53b).
• Makefile:
• make ibexa-assets builds the admin assets itself (e17a13f77).
• make clear-all-cache empties the configured cache pools (869de20fd).
• The .nvmrc version is passed to nvm install (cb0d02b57).

Documentation

• The book (doc/book/, a copy from master): it covers every release line, and the newest copy is on master.
• doc/INSTALL.md is now the short installation guide. The previous guide is still in v1.1.0.7.
• doc/sevenx/INSTALL.md and README.md were corrected:
• The HTTP cache is purged with fos:httpcache:invalidate:tag ez-all; invalidate:path / --all does not exist.
• The Varnish section names the VCL files the HTTP cache bundle ships.
• Reindex options are used with ibexa:reindex, because the project's exponential:reindex takes only --siteaccess. Only install types that exist are listed.
• The database is configured through DATABASE_URL; the DATABASE_DRIVER and DATABASE_HOST variables are not read.
• The CREATE USER and GRANT statements work on MySQL 8, and the PostgreSQL commands work on version 15 and later.
• The image variations are in config/app/packages/image.yaml.
• The webpack file names are corrected.
• Server examples: the nginx example uses a PHP 8 socket, APP_ENV prod and an /images/ rule, and the Apache example describes APP_HTTP_CACHE correctly.