This doc page advises that one can `have a look at the original template to see which blocks can be overridden`, but does not say where the original template can be found. This edit adds that information so that users don't have to resort to searching for keywords (like I just had to).
Note that I haven't run any tests as this is a docs-only change.
* Add new config node disable_default_routes to prevent registering RouteDescriber to specific areas which allowes disabling rendering of default routes, Adjust tests accordingly
* Add documentation for new config variable
* Change disable_default_routes to filter route collection instead of disabling route describer, Add test for new handling in FilteredRouteCollectionBuilder
* Change naming of matching method for disabling default routes
* Fix codestyle issue
* Fix codestyle issue
* Change naming of dataProvider to match testing name
Co-authored-by: Frederik Holz <team-orange@auxmoney.com>
*Context*: NelmioApiDocBundle does not require clients to have the symfony/validator package. However it requires it in its dev dependencies.
*Problem*: If client of library does not have symfony/validator and uses PHP8, NelmioApiDocBundle will assume that symfony/validator is installed, in `SymfonyConstraintAnnotationReader.php`
*Solution*: We should not assume that client has symfony/validator. So before reading attributes of this class, we now try to see if class exists.
- Tests still run.
- Tested in a project without symfony/validator and requiring this version, it now works.
The error before this fix was :
Exception: `ClassNotFound`
Message for me: `Attempted to load class "Constraint" from namespace "Symfony\Component\Validator".
Did you forget a "use" statement for e.g. "JsonSchema\Constraints\Constraint" or "Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Constraint"?`
*Context*: NelmioApiDocBundle does not require clients to have the symfony/validator package. However it requires it in its dev dependencies.
*Problem*: If client of library does not have symfony/validator and uses PHP8, NelmioApiDocBundle will assume that symfony/validator is installed, in `SymfonyConstraintAnnotationReader.php`
*Solution*: We should not assume that client has symfony/validator. So before reading attributes of this class, we now try to see if class exists.
- Tests still run.
- Tested in a project without symfony/validator and requiring this version, it now works.
The error before this fix was :
Exception: `ClassNotFound`
Message for me: `Attempted to load class "Constraint" from namespace "Symfony\Component\Validator".
Did you forget a "use" statement for e.g. "JsonSchema\Constraints\Constraint" or "Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Constraint"?`
