Does anyone else think we should be keeping 3rd party bundles separate from 
the Symfony2 Standard Edition distribution, as a means of easing future 
upgrades once Symfony2 becomes stable?

ie.

app/
bin/
src/
vendor/         (containing only 3rd party bundles not in the Symfony2 SE 
distribution)
SymfonySE/   (the Standard Edition code only)


Basically, once Symfony2 stabilizes, I would like to think the only 
directory which Symfony2 maintenance changes effect, will in most cases only 
be the SymfonySE/ directory. 

Ideally, upgrading to a new maintenance release becomes a snap, just replace 
one SymfonySE directory. The rest of your code should be unaffected.

Am I out to lunch?

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