1) Why do you clone the symfony/symfony repository? Couln't you just clone Colin's repository? 2) Why did you create the project from the dev-master version of the skeleton? Couldn't you use the last stable version?
1) Why do you clone the symfony/symfony repository? Couln't you just clone Colin's repository?
Definitely :). I think that's just preference - I like having my origin remote set up to the "official" one and then I add remotes to it.
2) Why did you create the project from the dev-master version of the skeleton? Couldn't you use the last stable version?
It depends on what version of Symfony you are creating the code for. If you're creating a new feature, that would ultimately be merged into Symfony's master branch. T dev-master version of the skeleton actually uses the master branch of Symfony. So I can test my code with the actual code it will be merged into. If I were making a bug fix (and the oldest supported branch that contained that bug fix were the current stable), then my code would ultimately be merged into the current stable branch and I'd use the current stable version of the skeleton. Does that make sense?
Haha, have no clue about this unix command: ./link ../triage_pr_28069/ Maybe I should trying do it on windows.... Could someone tell me how would this command translate to Windows? :)
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1) Why do you clone the symfony/symfony repository? Couln't you just clone Colin's repository?
2) Why did you create the project from the dev-master version of the skeleton? Couldn't you use the last stable version?
Thank you
Hey Antonio!
Definitely :). I think that's just preference - I like having my
originremote set up to the "official" one and then I add remotes to it.It depends on what version of Symfony you are creating the code for. If you're creating a new feature, that would ultimately be merged into Symfony's master branch. T dev-master version of the skeleton actually uses the master branch of Symfony. So I can test my code with the actual code it will be merged into. If I were making a bug fix (and the oldest supported branch that contained that bug fix were the current stable), then my code would ultimately be merged into the current stable branch and I'd use the current stable version of the skeleton. Does that make sense?
Cheers!
Definitively! Thank you
Haha, have no clue about this unix command: ./link ../triage_pr_28069/
Maybe I should trying do it on windows....
Could someone tell me how would this command translate to Windows? :)
Hey Robertas Š.
I think you just have to execute the
linkfile (unless it's a shell script that only runs on Linux alike systems)Cheers!
Thank you, Diego.
Time to improvise, cheers mate.
ClassToValidate hmm i'm feeling creative :D hahahah divine :D
Haha, not one of my shining moments :p
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