[pkg-php-pear] [Symfony (and more)] class loader in Composer packages

[Daniel Beyer]

Hi David

On Thu, 2015-04-02 at 01:04 -0400, "David Prévot" wrote:
> Hi Daniel and all,
> 
> > I've recently been providing autoload.php files in the PHP (Composer)
> > packages I'm currently maintaining (following Prach lead IIRC).
> [...]
> > I'd now like to (start to) do the same in Symfony now.

No objection from my side.


> The autoload branch contains five commits to provide a working
> autoload.php for every Symfony component. It's been a lot less painful
> than what I feared. I'd like to include it in the next (>= 2.6) upload,
> and will do so unless anyone disagrees.

I just checked your changes in there and think it is quite
understandable what now additionally happens in d/rules.
Some time in future it would be nice to use composer for the
autoloading, but for now using phpab for that is fine.


> BTW, is there anything preventing us to upload 2.6 (or 2.7) to unstable
> once Jessie gets released (today's security upload showed it was a good
> idea not to do so before the end of the freeze ;)? Again, if nobody
> disagrees, I intend to upload it to unstable once Jessie gets released.
> 

Yes, please upload it to unstable as soon jessie is released.


> The wip/autload branch contains three more commits to provide an
> autoload.php for bundles and bridges. As documented in the commit logs, it
> is not yet ready for inclusion, but shouldn't prevent us to move forward
> with the components in the mean time IMHO. (As its name suggests, this
> wip/ branch may be rebased in the future to match the current work in
> progress, if you have anything against rebasing of wip/ branches, please
> say so ASAP).

Okay, and I'm fine with rebasing wip branches. Please let me know, if
you need any help on this. In the meantime I'll try to take care about
some other symfony related task, like giving feedback to (my all time
favorite) #775625 and getting upstream to inform us about
security-issues in advance.

Daniel
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