Symfony generating different folder structure than expected
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I am reading a book and the author is generating a Symfony project running
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava/
It seems that it install symfony 3.0.1 for him (last stable version).
After he ran this command he says that a structure like below is generated
mava(project root) folders below as subdirectories
app
bin
src
web
vendor
When I run the same command symfony 4 is installed and my folder structure is not even close similar to his, only src and vendor folders are the same. I've already tried to specify the version
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^3.0.1
and
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^2.0
But I got the same structure, only src and vendor folders.
What is happening?
php symfony
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
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I am reading a book and the author is generating a Symfony project running
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava/
It seems that it install symfony 3.0.1 for him (last stable version).
After he ran this command he says that a structure like below is generated
mava(project root) folders below as subdirectories
app
bin
src
web
vendor
When I run the same command symfony 4 is installed and my folder structure is not even close similar to his, only src and vendor folders are the same. I've already tried to specify the version
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^3.0.1
and
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^2.0
But I got the same structure, only src and vendor folders.
What is happening?
php symfony
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
add a comment |
up vote
-1
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up vote
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down vote
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I am reading a book and the author is generating a Symfony project running
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava/
It seems that it install symfony 3.0.1 for him (last stable version).
After he ran this command he says that a structure like below is generated
mava(project root) folders below as subdirectories
app
bin
src
web
vendor
When I run the same command symfony 4 is installed and my folder structure is not even close similar to his, only src and vendor folders are the same. I've already tried to specify the version
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^3.0.1
and
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^2.0
But I got the same structure, only src and vendor folders.
What is happening?
php symfony
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
I am reading a book and the author is generating a Symfony project running
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava/
It seems that it install symfony 3.0.1 for him (last stable version).
After he ran this command he says that a structure like below is generated
mava(project root) folders below as subdirectories
app
bin
src
web
vendor
When I run the same command symfony 4 is installed and my folder structure is not even close similar to his, only src and vendor folders are the same. I've already tried to specify the version
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^3.0.1
and
composer create-project symfony/symfony mava ^2.0
But I got the same structure, only src and vendor folders.
What is happening?
php symfony
php symfony
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
414618
asked Nov 8 at 10:48
Diego Alves
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You are using the wrong package, for Symfony 3.* it should be symfony/framework-standard-edition, not symfony/symfony
By using a caret ^ composer will install Symfony 3.4, use tilde instead ~ or a fixed version 3.0.1
Read more about it here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#next-significant-release-operators
composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition mava 3.0.1
Keep in mind that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore.
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
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@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You are using the wrong package, for Symfony 3.* it should be symfony/framework-standard-edition, not symfony/symfony
By using a caret ^ composer will install Symfony 3.4, use tilde instead ~ or a fixed version 3.0.1
Read more about it here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#next-significant-release-operators
composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition mava 3.0.1
Keep in mind that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore.
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
1
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You are using the wrong package, for Symfony 3.* it should be symfony/framework-standard-edition, not symfony/symfony
By using a caret ^ composer will install Symfony 3.4, use tilde instead ~ or a fixed version 3.0.1
Read more about it here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#next-significant-release-operators
composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition mava 3.0.1
Keep in mind that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore.
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
1
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You are using the wrong package, for Symfony 3.* it should be symfony/framework-standard-edition, not symfony/symfony
By using a caret ^ composer will install Symfony 3.4, use tilde instead ~ or a fixed version 3.0.1
Read more about it here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#next-significant-release-operators
composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition mava 3.0.1
Keep in mind that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore.
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
You are using the wrong package, for Symfony 3.* it should be symfony/framework-standard-edition, not symfony/symfony
By using a caret ^ composer will install Symfony 3.4, use tilde instead ~ or a fixed version 3.0.1
Read more about it here: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#next-significant-release-operators
composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition mava 3.0.1
Keep in mind that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore.
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
answered Nov 8 at 11:15
Iwan Wijaya
93269
93269
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
1
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
add a comment |
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
1
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
That's it! I know that Symfony 3.0.1 is not maintained anymore but I follow the book and afterward I will read the docs to see what have changed!
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 11:41
1
1
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
@DiegoAlves Do yourself a favor and follow a different book. No point in learning Symfony 3 unless you plan to maintain legacy apps. Especially not 3.0 which is basically the same as 2.8.
– Cerad
Nov 8 at 13:11
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
Did symfony change that much in recent versions? How can a technology that is known to stand out as one of the best implementations of MVC have much to change.., it will be the "internal mechanics"? I am learning Symfony because I am going to implement an e-commerce using Prestashop 1.7.4 and it uses Symfony 3.4.
– Diego Alves
Nov 8 at 15:00
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