> On Apr 5, 2021, at 9:00 PM, Jesse Rushlow wrote:
>
> Sure thing -
>
> In Symfony's MakeBundle we have a command "php bin/console make:command".
> This ultimately generates a "App\Console\XyzUserlandCommand::class" that
> allows the developer to customize in order to perform some task within
>
On 06/04/2021 02:00, Jesse Rushlow wrote:
As an example, when the user runs "make:command"; we check if they
have PHP 8 && if "class_exists(Symfony\.\Attributes::class)" - if both
of those === true, we import the attribute class and generate the needed
attributes for the command. Otherwise
Hey Jesse,
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021, 03:00 Jesse Rushlow wrote:
> Sure thing -
>
> In Symfony's MakeBundle we have a command "php bin/console make:command".
> This ultimately generates a "App\Console\XyzUserlandCommand::class" that
> allows the developer to customize in order to perform some task
Sure thing -
In Symfony's MakeBundle we have a command "php bin/console make:command".
This ultimately generates a "App\Console\XyzUserlandCommand::class" that
allows the developer to customize in order to perform some task within
their app. e.g. run persistence operations, generate a backup,
On 05/04/2021 18:14, Jesse Rushlow wrote:
I was attempting to use class_exists(UsesPropertyPromotion::class) to
determine if an attribute implementation existed in order to generate a PHP
8 appropriate class - else fall back to generating a PHP 7 appropriate
class. For context, this check was
Howdy Internals,
I discovered today (purely on accident) that class_exists($subject)
actually parses the "$subect" class in question.
I was attempting to use class_exists(UsesPropertyPromotion::class) to
determine if an attribute implementation existed in order to generate a PHP
8 appropriate
