LdapRecord aims to provide a simple way to interact with LDAP entries using PHP. It’s a pretty new framework, and they seem to be following the “release early, release often” principle, so it looks like they release a new version any time they make a change. I’ve been hesitant to post about each new release in the past because they’ve been pretty frequent (even multiple in the same day in a couple of cases) and I don’t want to flood the site with posts about it. On the other hand, it’s not fair to not mention it at all. So I’ll try to cover them with a reasonable frequency.

The 1.2.5 release came out earlier today, but here’s a list of recent releases with a summary of what has changed:

• v1.2.5 — Added a Connection::getCache method
• v1.2.4 — Added support for Laravel 7.0
• v1.2.3 — Fixed an error that could arise if a null DN was provided to a query builder. Fixed an issue that could prevent correct handling of custom attributes. Added the ability to pass a DN into Model::getName and Model::getRdn methods. Added the ability to pass null into Model::getParentDn to retrieve the parent DN for the model.
• v1.2.2 — Fixed issues that could arise when calling Model::getQuery or Model::getModifications multiple times.
• v1.2.1 — Wrap selected columns in an array when building a query.
• v1.2.0 — Added the ability to restore deleted entries from Active Directory. Added the ability to listen to model events, and created events for modify DN operations.