[AdminListBundle, MenuBundle], Passing arguments to form type is deprecated #950
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In older symfony versions, the first argument of the createForm function allowed a form type with extra parameters. As of symfony 2.7 we need to pass the fully qualified class name of a form as
the first argument. Therefore we added a new option to the AbstractAdminListConfigurator class named $typeOptions. In your AdminListController you can use the setAdminTypeOptions function to pass extra parameters to the form defaults options.
We have made some changes to the AdaptSimpleFormEvent to allow the needed fully qualified form class names.
The second parameter now requires a string instead of a AbstractType. There is also a possibilty now to add a fourth parameter
with the default options you would like to pass to your form.