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Zend Framework 2.3.2

This is the second maintenance release for the version 2.3 series.

12 Aug 2014

Notable changes include:

• #6295 introduces a slight change to how Zend\Form\Fieldset handles disabled values. Previously, they were represented in the form, and still processed on submit, which allowed the possibility of changing the value. This pull request modifies the behavior to extract the original value from any bound data if present and use that value instead, which is the correct behavior.
• #6423 modifies the behavior of Zend\Validator\File\UploadFile to only return the FILE_NOT_FOUND error if upload was successful; previously, it incorrectly would report this error even if an error occurred during upload.

In all, over 120 issues were resolved for this release.

Please see CHANGELOG.md.

Zend Framework 2 requires PHP 5.3.23 or later; we recommend using the latest PHP version whenever possible.

Please see INSTALL.md.

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