[HttpKernel] Fix Bundle name regression #20944
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Good catch. I think it should still try to parse both at once, if possible. So 👍 for this approach. |
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Do we have a test which ensures that the name will be guessed properly if it isn't already set when |
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@xabbuh : We don't. I've just added one, thanks (ideally those tests should be backported to lower branches I guess). |
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We could put this class and the GuessedNameBundle class into the BundleTest.php file.
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Thank you @ogizanagi. |
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This PR was merged into the 3.3-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [HttpKernel] Fix Bundle name regression | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Branch? | 3.2 | Bug fix? | yes | New feature? | no | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | #20117 | License | MIT | Doc PR | N/A The bundle name can be set manually instead of being guessed from the class name, as the property is protected. However, a regression prevents this name to be used, as calling `Bundle::getNamespace()` recomputes the bundle name from class instead. The ability to name explicitly bundles is appreciable when dealing with "virtual" ones, or when providing bundles in a library under a `Vendor\MyPackage\Bridge\Symfony\Bundle` namespace. No need to rename the bundle class `VendorMyPackageBundle` which will make the instantiation in `Kernel::registerBundle()` quite ugly: ```diff - new Vendor\MyPackage\Bridge\Symfony\Bundle\VendorMyPackageBundle() + new Vendor\MyPackage\Bridge\Symfony\Bundle\Bundle() ``` What about removing `Bundle::parseClassName()` and processing the namespace and bundle name separately, but keeping the `namespace` property introduced in #20117? Commits ------- 3b5127d [HttpKernel] Fix Bundle name regression
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@fabpot this seems to be missing from 3.2 branch. |
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The bundle name can be set manually instead of being guessed from the class name, as the property is protected.
However, a regression prevents this name to be used, as calling
Bundle::getNamespace()recomputes the bundle name from class instead.The ability to name explicitly bundles is appreciable when dealing with "virtual" ones, or when providing bundles in a library under a
Vendor\MyPackage\Bridge\Symfony\Bundlenamespace. No need to rename the bundle classVendorMyPackageBundlewhich will make the instantiation inKernel::registerBundle()quite ugly:What about removing
Bundle::parseClassName()and processing the namespace and bundle name separately, but keeping thenamespaceproperty introduced in #20117?