Removed the Propel chapter from the Symfony book #4900
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Should we create a cookbook section about Propel or move this to the PropelBundle and render the bundle doc on the website ? The advantage of putting this in the bundle is that the Prople team could provide the Propel2 version of the same cookbooks (in the 2.0 branch of the bundle) |
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I'm 👍 for using the PropelBundle docs instead of the Propel cookbook |
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I've removed the proposed Propel cookbook section |
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@javiereguiluz this requires a rebase. Could you please also create a ticket in the propel repository, so they don't forget to add it to their docs? I also think their docs is linking to this doc? |
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The PR is now rebased and the issue has been opened in the PropelBundle repository: propelorm/PropelBundle#323 |
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@javiereguiluz sorry for not flagging this as finished earlier, but this PR has some conflicts again. |
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I've rebased the PR to fix conflicts. |
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@javiereguiluz I don't like that an existing page will 404. Could we add just a little bit of content on the page that links over to the Propel docs? (https://github.com/propelorm/PropelBundle/blob/1.4/Resources/doc/index.markdown) Thanks! |
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Hi @javiereguiluz. Can you please rebase this PR and apply what @weaverryan suggested? |
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@javiereguiluz ping |
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Closing it in favor of #5369 |
This is the first step into updating the Symfony Book. Most of these updates will consist on removing things.
The two main reasons for this change are: 1) the traffic to that book chapter is marginal; 2) Propel is a second or third class citizen in Symfony, whereas Doctrine is a first-class citizen.
One of the positive outcomes of this change is that we now have a cookbook section about Propel. This means that we could publish more short articles about Propel + Symfony and, in the long term, increase Propel awareness among Symfony community.