Kevin Boyd

Just an FYI: This also removes support for PHP 5.3 and 5.4

So far I've got these stubs/writing prompts: - **General discussions:** - The PHP lifecycle and its pros/cons - The truly open-source nature of PHP - The pros and cons of...

~~I would say it's half-unmaintained. I recently checked to make sure it worked with Symfony 2.8, and it seemed to. Now that PSR-6 has passed, I've been considering rewriting the...

I was unable to replicate this issue with version 0.1.2 of CacheBundle on Symfony 2.6.3. The fact that the class isn't found is strange, it sounds like the issue is...

Do you know if the vendor/autoload.php and vendor/composer/\* folders also got committed? I usually don't commit the vendors, so there might be some particulars that behave unexpectedly.

Took me a second to figure it out, but: In a situation with no prefix, the raw array is passed to get(); when there is a prefix, the array is...

Mostly - but I would prefer to use a foreach($key as $index=>$value) instead of for() loop, this might be safer for handling non-numeric array keys: ``` php foreach($key as $index=>$value)...

Sounds good. Key validation quirks would be a good thing for travis/unit tests, eh? :)

Yes, I think they should be stripped out. Seems to make the most sense that way, with the prefix acting like a namespace.

Here is a possible approach that might sort of work: https://github.com/thephpleague/container/compare/4.x...beryllium:2021-08-13-container-track-inflected-state However, it has some drawbacks and may not fully solve all possible scenarios. (In my case, the `ListenerSubscriber` code...