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ksn135 opened this issue Dec 24, 2015 · 5 comments
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Are we ready to Symfony 3.0 ? #220

ksn135 opened this issue Dec 24, 2015 · 5 comments

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@ksn135
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ksn135 commented Dec 24, 2015

Hi there, everyone!
May be we should make a new branch ?
What do you think about it ? Let's discuss it!

  1. As far as I can see the most changes concerning form types
  2. Several deprecation warnings in many parts of the code
  3. New configuration (yaml+php) as proposed by @loostro in New API - changes in generator.yml structure #75 ?

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@bobvandevijver
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Hi @ksn135,

Our first priority would be to make a stable release of this bundle, with all correct documentation in place. Actually, I was planning to start on the documentation this holiday break. It is actually a reboot of #75, but that doesn't matter.

I would also like to close as much issues as possible before making the bundle Symfony 3.0 compliant. Another thing that I worry about is the minimal PHP version: currently my development is on PHP 5.4, which does not support the ::class which you desperately want for Symfony 3.0.

Therefor: first fix as many bugs as possible here and create a decent documentation, tag that as stable for Symfony 2.x and then start on the Symfony 3.x branch.

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ksn135 commented Dec 28, 2015

Well, I could help in closing tickets, but I'm not native English speaker so I can't help with docs.. (

@sescandell
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In PR #221 I removed as much as possible deprecated calls I've seen.
Remaining ones belong to Form and FormBuilder.

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My plan is to finish this PR, then create a new one bumping the Symfony version to 2.8 and remove deprecations.

Let me know if it makes sense for you,

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ioleo commented Jan 4, 2016

@sescandell good plan

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Yes we are! Well... once #224 is merged ;)

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