@Template annotation generate wrong path

[Holicz]

When you have controller named with two or more words (e.g. StaticPageController) and use @template annotation it generated folder StaticPage in views, but Symfony expects static_page.

Steps to reproduce

1. Create this controller

class StaticPageController extends Controller
{
    /**
     * @Route("/about-us", name="about-us")
     * @Template
     */
    public function aboutUsAction()
    {
    }
}

2. Use function "Twig: Create Template" (It creates Resources/views/StaticPage/AboutUs.html.twig)
3. Run server
4. Go to address /about-us

What is the result

Error message "Unable to find template "AppBundle/static_page/about_us.html.twig""

What should be the result

Plugin should generate folders and files with snake_case, not with camelCase (it is also written here in best practices)

[ilario-pierbattista]

Same issue here. Versions of sensio/framework-extra-bundle newer than v3.0.29 use snake case to generate folders.

The behaviour of the generator should take into account the version framework-extra-bundle installed to chose the naming strategy.

[Haehnchen]

note same as #1082

[jverdeyen]

Is there a configuration settings available to use underscore filename resolving with the idea-php-symfony2-plugin?

[TomasVotruba]

Fixed by #1389

[tarjei]

@TomasVotruba are you sure? If I try to create a template from an annotation, the old CamelCase name is used - what is needed to get a snake_case name instead?

[TomasVotruba]

Blast from the past, I have no idea.

I'd try to add it to ide-twig.json (example)

[Haehnchen]

both names are still in, but this automated template is not support by Template attribute at all :)