Symfony UX 3.0 is a new major release. Following Symfony's release process, this version removes all features deprecated during the 2.x cycle and raises the minimum requirements to PHP 8.4 and Symfony…

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Symfony UX 3.0.0 is a new major release that drops all deprecations from the 2.x cycle and raises minimum requirements to PHP 8.4 and Symfony 7.4. Four packages have been removed: Swup, LazyImage, Typed, and TogglePassword, as their functionality is now either natively available in browsers or easily replicated with a few lines of code. Key breaking changes include: LiveComponent's CSRF argument removal (same-origin/CORS protection is now default), TwigComponent configuration updates, Map Twig function renames, StimulusBundle cleanup, Google Maps bridge upgrade to @googlemaps/js-api-loader 2.0, and Cropper rotation now always applied automatically. The test infrastructure has also been modernized to use PHPUnit 11 directly instead of the Symfony PHPUnit Bridge. An UPGRADE-3.0.md file is available with detailed migration instructions.

Symfony UX 3.0.0 Released (Symfony Blog)

Removed Packages: Swup, LazyImage, Typed, TogglePassword

Google Maps: Upgraded to @googlemaps/js-api-loader 2.0

PHPUnit 11 Replaces Symfony PHPUnit Bridge