Le 30/07/2012 11:13, Drak a écrit :
The other problem you will find is DoctrineBundle relies on
FrameworkBundle as FrameworkBundle strangely has the annotation
services from Doctrine\Common. So in the end, if you use
DoctrineBundle it's going to require FrameworkBundle, which in turn
will require everything else so your current RFC will have no net
gain. It would be great if the annotations services were moved into
DoctrineBundle, or if necessary a new DoctrineCommonBundle since
Doctrine\Common is a set of decoupled libraries.
Drak
It does not make any sense to move the annotation reader to
DoctrineBundle: it would make FrameworkBundle reqauire it as it uses it
(for teh validation), as well as all other bundles using annotations
(they should all use the same reader to avoid reading the annotation 10
times which would be a performance issue)
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