James Titcumb
James Titcumb
Using the `Smtp` transport solves this problem... I think that's the safer alternative for this platform :)
I had a message from someone asking how to upgrade their code that uses doctrine/cache (specifically a Filesystem cache) when using Browscap in a Laravel project for example. This is...
Oh, if anyone is looking for a very simple almost drop-in replacement for doctrine/cache (not exactly, but it's pretty straightforward), please definitely check out https://www.php-cache.com/
Great to hear @streamingsystems :smile: :+1:
It's been a while since I looked at that; if we can verify the service configuration really isn't needed, then it should be removed from docs :+1:
@thexpand the example is just "how you might configure it in your project". If you don't need/want to register your commands as services, then that is fine, just skip that...
> I tried to search for a code that uses these services in the whole project, but I can't find one. How can we verify this for sure? Oh and...
Generally when using `symfony/console`, using a container allows you to configure (manually, I don't think it's out the box, can't remember) lazy-loading services meaning unused dependencies aren't initiated :)
I've started work on this, although it will need a lot more time put into it than initially anticipated, as the resulting HTML is not quite right. Branch with my...
Interesting; this is actually per expectations. In the XSL: ```xsl Total violations: ``` In the sample empty report here, there is indeed one `//report/item` element, so this is why it...