If it helps anyone, here's what I've been doing for a project using symfony2
to keep up with PR releases:
I have my project in a git repo. When there's a new PR release, I download
that, extract it into a different directory, and copy the .git from my
project into it. Then I git
I use the vendors.sh script and I update it to include new vendors. Three
simple reasons:
1) It's faster for development. I don't need to download anything from
github every time I need to clone my project somewhere else. I just need to
download vendors when I want to update them.
2) I don't have
I forked symfony-standard on github and I have no problem merging new
PRs into my repo.
But I think the problem for you is that you should have the vendors on
ignore already in P10 (I think I have) so try putting those on your
ignore and remove them from your repo before doing the merge so that
Thanks for the tip. the problem with this approach is, that I have
several bundles included via submodules in my vendors dir. so AFAIK
it's not possible for me to ignore it.
Any ideas how to solve that problem?
I don't get it why there is a special vendors script, when gitmodules
could do the
I personally just added new vendor bundles to the vendors.sh script
(since im a git-noob I dont know much about submodules and such).
I guess they use the vendors.sh to create the symfony standard
package ...
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