Why are your development files still in production?
You really should remove them when you deploy to production. Ohhh, alright, here, let me help. Here’s a little tidbit for your Capifony or Capistrano file.
You really should remove them when you deploy to production. Ohhh, alright, here, let me help. Here’s a little tidbit for your Capifony or Capistrano file.
Have you gotten tired of messing with servers? Doing updates? Maintaining security?
You may just be in the right mind set to look at an architecture as a service, such as PagodaBox or Orchestra.
And now for the treat:
I have set up an easy-to-use quickstart for symfony2 + sonata admin for you to use on PagodaBox.
Want to contribute? Send a PR to the GitHub repository!
Just use my Symfony Sonata Distribution!
I have tried to make it super-simple to get up and running right away.
Please let me know if it helps, or if you have any suggestions.
Thanks!
So, there was a discussion in #symfony about how to test if ROLE_A was included within ROLE_B.
Long answer short — there’s no clear cut way that I found. That being said – I did figure out how to do it.
I’m sure there’s slightly cleaner ways to do this, but I was just going for getting it running.
So fkrauthan (in #symfony on freenode) ran up against an interesting issue w/ regard to generating paths to other bundles assets.
I don’t personally know much about the problem area specifically, but I worked with fkrauthan to develop a hack that got around the problem.
So, please, take a look at the github repository and chime in your two cents. I’m almost positive there is a more elegant way to do this, but we had no idea what that was.