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Symfony contains many instructions that will help you debug points in your functions
whereas creating them. In Symfony 6.2 we’re bettering a few of these instructions and
including new ones.
Contributed by
Kévin Therage
in #46571.
A helpful metric to know when working with the Messenger element is the
variety of queued messages pending to be processed. In Symfony 6.2 we’re including a
new messenger:stats command to indicate you that:
The debug:config shows by default the placeholders of env vars as a substitute of
their precise values. For instance:
In Symfony 6.2 we’re including a brand new --resolve-env choice to that command to
show the precise worth the env vars:
In Symfony 6.2, the debug:dotenv command provides a brand new optionally available argument to
solely show the variables whose names match absolutely or partially the given string:
A typical want when working with emails is to check if a given mailer works correctly.
The best means to do this is to ship an precise take a look at electronic mail via that mailer.
That is why in Symfony 6.2 we’re including a brand new mailer:take a look at command:
You may’t use options akin to file attachments as a result of the aim of the command
is simply to check if a sure transport works (i.e. is correctly configured). Additionally,
notice that this command bypasses the Messenger bus (if configured) to ease testing
even when the messenger client just isn’t working.
