Not sure if this belongs in the user's or developer's group but I think it'll make more progress posted here. I've run into a few people lately that wanted to put their symfony2 app under version control with git but were confused about the best strategy to do this with the app. The vendors install/update seem to be the biggest point of confusion with the people I've talked to. They're not sure whether to add them as submodules or what. I'm pretty sure there's a few different things that people are doing now but it would be great to come up with some kind of pattern that people could follow when starting a new project. I think it would be great to add a section to the cookbook about best practices for putting your symfony2 project under version control.
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