add cookies to a client instance. InstanceConfigTrait InstanceConfigTrait::getConfig() now takes a 2nd parameter $default. If no value is available for the specified $key, the $default value will be returned number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' echo Number::ordinal(410); $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m- slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path

cookies to a client instance. InstanceConfigTrait • InstanceConfigTrait::getConfig() now takes a 2nd parameter $default. If no value is available for the specified $key, the $default value will be returned number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' echo Number::ordinal(410); // $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m-slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path

number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' echo Number::ordinal(410); $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m- slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path $connection->execute('UPDATE articles SET published = 1 WHERE id = 2'); For parameterized queries use the 2nd argument: $statement = $connection->execute( 'UPDATE articles SET published = ? WHERE id = ?'

number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' echo Number::ordinal(410); // $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m-slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path $connection->execute('UPDATE articles SET published = 1 WHERE id = 2'); For parameterized queries use the 2nd argument: $statement = $connection->execute( 'UPDATE articles SET published = ? WHERE id = ?', [1

cookie existence. The signature of Cake\Http\ResponseEmitter::emit() has changed, it no longer has the 2nd argument. The default value of App.uploadedFilesAsObjects is now true. If your application uses file number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' echo Number::ordinal(410); $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m- slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path

existence. • The signature of Cake\Http\ResponseEmitter::emit() has changed, it no longer has the 2nd argument. • The default value of App.uploadedFilesAsObjects is now true. If your application uses number. Examples: echo Number::ordinal(1); // Output '1st' echo Number::ordinal(2); // Output '2nd' echo Number::ordinal(2, [ 'locale' => 'fr_FR' ]); // Output '2e' (continues on next page) More $this->Url->build(['_name' => 'product-page', 'slug' => 'i-m-slug']); // Will result in: /products/i-m-slug The 2nd parameter allows you to define options controlling HTML escaping, and whether or not the base path

with the correct key. This is because requestAction() merges the named args array (requestAction’s 2nd parameter) with the Controller::params member array and does not explicitly place the named args array behavior. As you can see, the model is still the first parameter, but the called method name will be the 2nd parameter. This allows you to munge the method name for additional information, much like Model::findAllByXX moved to the component constructor, the initialize() callback no longer receives $settings as its 2nd parameter. You should update your components to use the following method signature: public function

with the correct key. This is because requestAction() merges the named args array (requestAction’s 2nd parame- ter) with the Controller::params member array and does not explicitly place the named args behavior. As you can see, the model is still the first parameter, but the called method name will be the 2nd parameter. This allows you to munge the method name for additional information, much like Model::findAllByXX moved to the component constructor, the initialize() callback no longer receives $settings as its 2nd parameter. You should update your components to use the following method signature: public function