[Configuration] Multiple environments in a single file #16313
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Thanks for the commit! To not loose track of it, here is the issue: #15253 |
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Thanks for adding the mention of this nice feature to the docs, Maxime! I've moved the #[When] docs to the Service Container guide. For now, let's keep this relatively low-profile. We're in the process of moving all official recipes to use this when feature and will update all docs when this becomes the new official standard. |
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As @BafS mentioned in the Symfony slack, the new Symfony 5.3 feature about defining options for different environments in a single file is not documented, apart from this blog post. I could not find anything about it in the documentation either.
Here is a proposal to include the blog post in the documentation.
I put it in a
tipsection. Perhaps it is worth putting it in a new section belowConfiguration Environments(or as a subsection) ? 🤔