You can ask the creator of the plugin and use the "contribute" function of the
plugin system
(http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfPropelLoadbalancerPlugin/0_1_0?tab=plugin_contribute)
And of course any good contribution is welcome ! :)
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De : hutchic <co...@hutchic.com>
À : symfony users <symfony-users@googlegroups.com>
Envoyé le : Vendredi, 30 Janvier 2009, 19h44mn 09s
Objet : [symfony-users] contributing to a plugin
Just a general suggestion that I believe the symfony plugins should
allow user contributions.
I've made a number of enhancements to various symfony plugins and was
thinking it would be helpful if the community could make contributions
to plugins. As an example I modified the propelLoadBalancer plugin to
do reads from multiple databases, weight the connections to favor one
over the other, automatic failover and added the functionality to
force reads from the master.
Does anyone know if this functionality already exists and I'm just not
seeing it.... is there a demand / anyone else think this could be
helpful?
Regards,
Colin
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