After #646 bumpting PHP and #649 bumping Doctrine Bundle, it makes sense to go furhter with dependencies like Symfony. It's easier to upgrade batch of packages once a year, rather then one package every month. With latter there is risk of mutual dependency breaks.
Current supported versions is 4.4, then 5.3. Saying that, 5.3 is obvious target for code upgrades:
After #646 bumpting PHP and #649 bumping Doctrine Bundle, it makes sense to go furhter with dependencies like Symfony. It's easier to upgrade batch of packages once a year, rather then one package every month. With latter there is risk of mutual dependency breaks.
Current supported versions is 4.4, then 5.3. Saying that, 5.3 is obvious target for code upgrades:
https://symfony.com/releases