Christophe Coevoet

No it is not. Inject is about configuring the creation of the instance, while the action is called when using the controller, not when creating it.

No, the code is under the Apache license, and the doc is under Creative Commons.

This package is not actively maintained anymore: 

@LukeTowers I updated the readme to point to the fork. and I asked @kriswallsmith to mark the package as abandoned on Packagist in favor of the fork too (I cannot...

well, not all filters are using the process component. So the fact that it worked in your testing might not mean it works fine. And I'm rather sure that's not...

> Does Travis run enough testing to catch any such issues? I *think* it does (assuming one of the job would select Symfony 4)

That's not dropping support, as you don't tell composer about the new minimum version. that's only dropping CI for 5.3 (meaning shipping untested code to PHP 5.3 users)

due to the package being an optional requirement that projects need to require themselves, this is a BC break (projects installing leafo would break when updating assetic). Would it be...

Well, you are using ```twig {% stylesheets 'css/*' debug=true %} ... {% stylesheets %} ``` This opens 2 `{% stylesheets %}` tags. I think what you wanted is actually this:...

I agree with @drAlberT about the name. MinifyFilter is too generic (we already have a bunch of too generic names elsewhere, but no need to increase the confusion)