Document symfony test case #205
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however, i just bumped the alias in composer.json to 1.4 looking at 1.3.2...master we should have done that around "adding client for the symfony built-in reverse proxy HttpCache - 40b24bd" . we could do a 1.3 branch from the commit before that, but not sure if we need it. even. we can always do one from 1.3.2 if needed. the changes since 1.3.2 before the symfony HttpCache where all to the doc, not to the code i think. |
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As we agreed to keep our releasing strategy as simple as possible, just moving on towards 1.4 is fine with me. |
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Heh, the ===s are hard to read. I’m assuming you got them right. 😉
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it looked right in my editor. yeah, table and markup formats are not friends...
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| test. The test cases only handle running the caching proxy. With PHP 5.4 or | ||
| newer, the easiest is to use the PHP built in web server. See the | ||
| ``WebServerListener`` class in ``tests/Functional`` and how it is registered in | ||
| ``phpunit.xml.dist``. |
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actually we could make this easily reusable. but moving it might break things for people who already used it, so created a v2 task: #206
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should be good now i hope. |
i would prefer to not just yet tag a stable release (we could do an RC-1 if you want).
i want to have a look at FriendsOfSymfony/FOSHttpCacheBundle#209 - maybe we find issues that will be easier to fix now than after a release.