Lukas,

There is the event debug panel, I have nothing more.

I was thinking of adding the priorities there when I did some rework,
should we add the priorities there ?

Cheers,
Victor

On Apr 21, 11:35 am, Lukas Kahwe Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 21.04.2011, at 08:58, Victor Berchet wrote:
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> > As of today we can set the priority for the cache warmers, this is
> > very cool as we can run:
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> > - The template cache warmer first (priority = 20),
> > - Then the assetic cache warmer (priority = 10),
> > - The router cache warmer at the end (priority not specified, 0 by
> > default)
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> > Specifying absolute priorities could be a problem:
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> > - When creating a new bundle and need to assign a priority,
> > - I am pretty sure I won't remember why the assetic priority is 10 is
> > one month from now !
> > - Some priority are hard-coded and could not be modified easily...
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> > Q1) Do you think using absolute priorities could be an issue wrt to
> > future extensions ?
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> > If this is an issue, then a solution could be to add the ability for
> > each warmer to specify when it should be executed.
> > i.e. assetic should run AFTER template and BEFORE router.
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> > Then you don't need to tweak your priorities by hand when adding a new
> > bundle and you know the expected behavior:
> > "assetic should run AFTER template and BEFORE router" vs "assetic has
> > a priority of 10"
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> > Q2) What do you think about the solution of adding "AFTER" & "BEFORE"
> > constraints ? (or can you imagine something better)
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> > If this should be implemented then we need to work on the details:
> > - Does anybody know (or want to create) an algorithm which could
> > convert AFTER / BEFORE constraints to an absolute order ?
> > - Should this be implemented in the config files & compiler or in the
> > warmer classes & maybe the CacheWarmerAggregate could become a
> > CacheWarmerManager ?
> > - ...
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> yeah .. before/after would be a much more intuitive way to express things.
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> somewhat related: do we have any debugging tools that will give you a list of 
> all registered listeners and their priorities?
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> regards,
> Lukas Kahwe Smith
> [email protected]

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