Extracted the abstract class Resolver from WebPathResolver #35
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Maybe the Resolver class should be named AbstractResolver.. |
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hmm it should better be called |
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hmm maybe we should then also use https://github.com/knplabs/Gaufrette .. then again this adds another dependency |
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ok can you do the rename? a Gaufrette resolver could be something separately if a use case comes along |
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Yes, I'll do this today |
…moved the CacheManager injection from AbstractFilesystemResolver
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Extracted the abstract class Resolver from WebPathResolver
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Storing files in the cache is a feature that will be used by most of the custom cache resolvers.
I extracted the store method as well as the CacheManager injection to an abstract Resolver class so that custom cache resolvers can share the code without extending WebPathResolver.