Move to Symfony Flex

[yguedidi]

I'm currently working on removing depreciations from Wallabag codebase, so that we can upgrade to newer Symfony.

One big step in Symfony projects in Symfony Flex, that propose new way of managing dependencies, and a newer more standard project structure.
But one of the most impactful change is to not use bundles for application code.

Is migrating to Symfony Flex something you may considere to have a project structure aligned with Symfony recommendation?

If yes, I can work on doing this in multiple steps, the first ones beig to have just one bundle, so migrate in a clean way content of all bundles inside CoreBundle, preserving the separation with namespace.

[Kdecherf]

Is migrating to Symfony Flex something you may considere to have a project structure aligned with Symfony recommendation?

Yes we would like to move on Symfony Flex.

However I'm wondering if it would be easy to do so without starting a new codebase from scratch; deprecations include, among other things, the rewrite of the user management part as FOSUserBundle is not compatible with Symfony 4+

[Kdecherf]

If it can help, I made draft PR a few months ago but I abandoned them:

• Fix deprecations #5342
• Remove FOSUserBundle #5348

[yguedidi]

Yes we would like to move on Symfony Flex.

Great! here a very big picture roadmap I can work on:

• remove depreciations (in progress)
• migrate each bundle into CoreBundle (including FOSUserBundle, found this that may help)
• migrate to Flex new structure (with CoreBundle content being moved directly in src/, mapped as Wallabag namespace

what do you think @Kdecherf ?

[yguedidi]

from linked PRs:

as I would prefer to focus on a restart of the whole codebase

@Kdecherf I assume this is abandonned? or is it still something you plan to work one?

[j0k3r]

Of course we would like to move to Flex.
But I think we should do it for 2.6.0.
The 2.5.0 is almost there.

[yguedidi]

Sure! meanwhile 2.5.0 get realease, I'll work on preparation work, the depreciations

[Kdecherf]

what do you think @Kdecherf ?

Looks good 👍