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Newer Symfony versions compatibility #11
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No, you're right, the version constraints in I've created a branch with relaxed constraints. To be honest, I don't know if this code is going to work with Symfony 3 or 4. But you can give it a try and report back! Just use |
Thank you, I tested it and it seemes to be working. |
I'll leave this open for some time, maybe others want to test it as well and report back. Once we merge this I'll leave a short note here, so make sure to subscribe to this issue. |
Just changed my mind and made a 1.5 release because we can still deliver fixes later on. So, @FabianSchmick, replace |
Thanks for your reply. I will let you know if I find any issues. |
Hi there,
first of all I wanted to say that this is an awesome bundle and we are using this successfully in some older projects. Thank you for sharing this.
For our current project we are using
symfony 3.4
, but it seems there are some compatibility conflicts with it. If I require the bundle it returns this console output:Is there any chance you can publish a newer version with compatibility for newer symfony versions? Or am I doing something wrong and it should work installing?
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