Use Symfony flex and Symfony 4 folder structure

[pierre-H]

Hello !

First, thanks for Sylius : it's a great Framework !

When will you update Sylius to Symfony flex and Symfony 4 folder structure ?
The new system is so easy :)

Thanks !

[pamil]

Great timing, I started to work on that this morning, see Sylius/Sylius#9643! :)

[diimpp]

Hi,

are there any plans for this before 1.3, which is I assume planned for late September?

I'm starting a new symfony4/sylius project and wondering if I should tackle it myself locally or start with current version and port to flex dir style later on.

[diimpp]

Ok, I guess it's not possible to use flex directory structure until Sylius will remove symfony/symfony dependency.

[teohhanhui]

@diimpp Did you see the linked PR? Sylius/Sylius#9643

[diimpp]

@teohhanhui I've did, but Sylius#master still uses symfony/symfony https://github.com/Sylius/Sylius/blob/master/composer.json#L60 dependency, which makes it impossible (To my knowledge) to use flex.

I've tried to install Sylius 1.2 and 1.3@dev on Symfony4-skeleton without success.

[teohhanhui]

Uhh, yes, guess we have to wait for the next PR from @pamil 🥇

[pamil]

@diimpp yeah, symfony/symfony is getting removed from sylius/sylius requirements in a next PR which introduces Flex :)

[Bonobomagno]

so you did it on 1.2.6?
Do you think to add documentation of suggested way to manage new projects?

[pamil]

The changes will be included in 1.3.0 release, which is scheduled for the very end of September, so there's a plenty of time for polishing and documenting the new flow.

[Bonobomagno]

Thanks. this was not clear becouse you are talking about supporting symfony 4 from 1.2.
You closed the symfony 4 support issue on sylius-standard, making me think that the work was done.

I think that will be better to explain that on the readme, something like (still on symfony3)

[teohhanhui]

@Bonobomagno Sylius 1.2 supports Symfony 4.1, but it does not use/support Symfony Flex and is on the old directory structure.

[pamil]

Sylius-Standard is on new directory structure and supporting Symfony Flex now (since #258).