I agree 100% here.

Code that depens on Doctrine in the Framework Bundle is a really bad. Can't we 
introduce a bundle on its own for this code?

greetings,
Benjamin

On Sat, 1 Jan 2011 07:25:24 -0800 (PST)
Henrik Bjornskov <[email protected]> wrote:

> I saw that the new ACL was merged into master but have some concerns about 
> the dependency it creates inside core. Currently the init:acl command is in 
> FrameworkBundle and the Symfony\Component\Security\ACL have dependencies on 
> Doctrine\DBAL as the only thing in core.
> 
> I think this should be moved to DoctrineBundle or similar so that we dont 
> have dependencies to third party libraries. I dont see a problem with a 
> developer using the ACL outside symfony have to do some work. As work is 
> already required to use some of the other components like BrowserKit where 
> the Client is a abstract class.
> 
> Also i think we should create some clear guidelines as to how this should be 
> handled instead of a case by case basis as more and more of this 
> quiestionable stuff gets merged into master.
> 
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