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Updated the bundle's installation instructions #244

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Updated the bundle's installation instructions #244

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The Symfony Community is trying to update the installation instructions for all bundles and we've started with the major ones, such as KnpMenuBundle. That's why I propose to update the instructions to use the latest Composer features and to clearly show that Symfony 2.0 stuff is really legacy.

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@javiereguiluz what do you think about completely removing the deps installations and other outdated details like sub modules? This is what I prefer and have done it on a few bundles :)

Thanks!

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@weaverryan I prefer that too but I didn't want to be too radical :)

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stof commented Dec 3, 2014

Please be radical. The deps file and submodules instructions should both be removed in favor of using Composer

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👍 It reads well to me!

stof added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 4, 2014
Updated the bundle's installation instructions
@stof stof merged commit 4c46964 into KnpLabs:master Dec 4, 2014
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stof commented Dec 4, 2014

thanks

EmmanuelVella pushed a commit to EmmanuelVella/KnpMenuBundle that referenced this pull request Sep 23, 2020
Refactor testing (improv. cc and reduce execution time)
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