Spec URL: http://akahl.fedorapeople.org/php-pear-symfony.spec SRPM URL: http://akahl.fedorapeople.org/php-pear-symfony-1.0.8-1.fc7.src.rpm Description: Based on the best practices of web development, thoroughly tried on several active websites, symfony aims to speed up the creation and maintenance of web applications, and to replace the repetitive coding tasks by power, control and pleasure. Symfony provides a lot of features seamlessly integrated together, such as: - simple templating and helpers - cache management - smart URLs - scaffolding - multilingualism and I18N support - object model and MVC separation - Ajax support - enterprise ready -- I had several issues modifying Symfony to use the system's Propel components instead of its provided versions. All tests I've made developing with this modified version of Symfony so far were fine however. rpmlint complains about empty files Symfony seems to need for the new project template. Frankly, I don't know how to handle this.
Deferred until upstream ticket at http://trac.symfony-project.com/ticket/3144 gets either accepted and fixed or declined.
Reopening, upstream has answered 'wontfix' without any further comments. I don't feel like maintaining a plethora of fixes for each symfony version to use the system-provided libraries, if anyone else does, he or she is welcome to take over.
Upstream closed wontfix, hence closing wontfix too.
I'm interested in this, but the spec and srpm are not available anymore. Could you please re-upload or mail them to me ? Regards, Xavier
Are you *sure* you want to take over here? symfony bundles many other packages that should (must?) be referenced from system-wide installation(s) and its maintainer refused any cooperation so far. I still have a 1.0.11 spec file lying around here.. uploaded to: http://akahl.fedorapeople.org/php-pear-symfony.spec Cannot find Patch0 (internallibfix) anymore though. The patch fixed Propel references from provided to system-wide.
Well, whatever good or bad state the upstream code is, some guys here at work need this, so I'll have to package it. If I can get the package in an acceptable state for Fedora inclusion, I will follow up with the review. If I can't get properly remove the private copies, I would hate not to maintain it within Fedora, but I will have to maintain it in a private repo anyway. I hope the code from the 1.2 branch is better with regards to bundled stuff. Thanks for sharing your work, I appreciate a lot. Too bad the patch got lost, it looked really useful.