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 status/diff/checkout/add/rm as appropriate. It's
a pretty smooth way to go about the upgrade process, if a little ...
unconventional.

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