[FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Validator based on PhpArrayAdapter #19485
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I think this is ready for reviews. |
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Added tests for the warmer. |
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@tgalopin only have a question about performances. |
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@mickaelandrieu I also said that the difference in terms of performance was negligible and that we shouldn't care. In fact, PhpArrayAdapter is faster than Doctrine (for what it means :) ). |
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This cache warmer is very similar to the one you proposed for the serializer, can't we create a new abstract class ?
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Even if it seems similar, there is only a few lines that can be shared. I don't think it's worth it.
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I think it can be used in third party libraries and promote cache warmers by making them much easier to use.
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Let's discuss about this in another PR: it's not directly related to this PR and would deserve a dedicated line in the changelog.
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…zer based on PhpArrayAdapter (tgalopin) This PR was merged into the 3.2-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Serializer based on PhpArrayAdapter | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | master | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | yes | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | - | License | MIT | Doc PR | - Following the cache warmer for annotations (#18533) and for the validator (#19485), this PR introduces a cache warmer for the Serializer YAML and XML metadata configuration (mainly groups). Based on the PhpArrayAdapter, it uses the naming conventions (Resources/config/serialization) to find the files and compile them into a single PHP file stored in the cache directory. This file uses shared memory on PHP 7. The benefit of this PR are the same than the ones of the previous PR: - serialization metadata cache can be warmed up offline - on PHP 7, there is no need for user extension to get maximum performances (ie. if you use this PR and the other one, you probably won't need to enable APCu to have great performances) - on PHP 7 again, we are not sensitive to APCu memory fragmentation last but not least, global performance is slightly better (I get 30us per class gain in Blackfire) As previous work on the Serializer cache system introduced issues (see 96e418a), it would be interesting to pay careful attention to the backward compatibility during the review (ping @Ener-Getick). Commits ------- 810f469 [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Serializer based on PhpArrayAdapter
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…or based on PhpArrayAdapter (tgalopin) This PR was merged into the 3.2-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Validator based on PhpArrayAdapter | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | master | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | yes | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | yes | Tests pass? | - | Fixed tickets | - | License | MIT | Doc PR | - Following the cache warmer for annotations PR (#18533), this PR introduces a cache warmer for YAML and XML Validator configuration. Based on the PhpArrayAdapter, it uses the naming conventions (`Resources/config/validation`) to find the files and compile them into a single PHP file stored in the cache directory. This file uses shared memory on PHP 7. The benefit of this PR are the same than the ones of the annotations PR: - validation configuration can be warmed up offline - on PHP 7, there is no need for user extension to get maximum performances (ie. if you use this PR and the other one, you probably won't need to enable APCu to have great performances) - on PHP 7 again, we are not sensitive to APCu memory fragmentation - last but not least, global performance is slightly better (I get 30us per class gain in Blackfire) This PR also deprecates the framework.validator.cache key in favor of the cache pool introduced in #18544. Commits ------- 6bdaf0b [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Validator based on PhpArrayAdapter
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…Serializer based on PhpArrayAdapter (tgalopin) This PR was merged into the 3.2-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Serializer based on PhpArrayAdapter | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | master | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | yes | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | - | License | MIT | Doc PR | - Following the cache warmer for annotations (symfony#18533) and for the validator (symfony#19485), this PR introduces a cache warmer for the Serializer YAML and XML metadata configuration (mainly groups). Based on the PhpArrayAdapter, it uses the naming conventions (Resources/config/serialization) to find the files and compile them into a single PHP file stored in the cache directory. This file uses shared memory on PHP 7. The benefit of this PR are the same than the ones of the previous PR: - serialization metadata cache can be warmed up offline - on PHP 7, there is no need for user extension to get maximum performances (ie. if you use this PR and the other one, you probably won't need to enable APCu to have great performances) - on PHP 7 again, we are not sensitive to APCu memory fragmentation last but not least, global performance is slightly better (I get 30us per class gain in Blackfire) As previous work on the Serializer cache system introduced issues (see symfony@96e418a), it would be interesting to pay careful attention to the backward compatibility during the review (ping @Ener-Getick). Commits ------- 810f469 [FrameworkBundle] Introduce a cache warmer for Serializer based on PhpArrayAdapter
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Following the cache warmer for annotations PR (#18533), this PR introduces a cache warmer for YAML and XML Validator configuration.
Based on the PhpArrayAdapter, it uses the naming conventions (
Resources/config/validation) to find the files and compile them into a single PHP file stored in the cache directory. This file uses shared memory on PHP 7.The benefit of this PR are the same than the ones of the annotations PR:
This PR also deprecates the framework.validator.cache key in favor of the cache pool introduced in #18544.