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[Suggestion] Move the SwiftmailerBundle and MonologBundle docs to the bundle repos #4983
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👍 Sounds like a reasonable change to me (we already have the same for other bundles that are closely related to Symfony). |
I wrote a big note that I was -1 on this, then changed it. My biggest issues is that these other repositories have less attention on them, so I'm afraid the docs would suffer because of that. |
@weaverryan looking at the activity for the monolog doc sections, I don't think it recieves much attention here too |
Ok, 👍 from me - let's try it. Steps:
We still need to make the docs feel integrated - so I'd still want them to show up in the cookbook, for example, it would just take you into their docs. |
MonologBundle
SwiftmailerBundle
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@snoek09 started this for the SwiftmailerBundle in symfony/swiftmailer-bundle#102. |
This PR was squashed before being merged into the 2.3-dev branch (closes #102). Discussion ---------- [WIP] moving SwiftmailerBundle docs to bundle repo Added installation chapter. Easy picks on bundle side from symfony/symfony-docs#4983 Commits ------- ff2ffda [WIP] moving SwiftmailerBundle docs to bundle repo
Closing this old issue as done. We've already moved some doc to those external repos, but we can't move the essential docs about logging and mailer out of the main Symfony Docs. So we've finished here. Thanks! |
Given that these bundles are versionned independently of Symfony, having their doc in the symfony-docs repo makes it hard to handle version changes (new features in these bundles can be used in any version of Symfony as soon as you update the bundle, because they both support Symfony 2.3+ in their latest version).
The doc for these bundles should then of course be rendered on symfony.com
What do you think @wouterj @weaverryan @xabbuh ?
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