Closed carlos-granados closed 2 weeks ago
I'd personally argue that if their docs are succinct that we point there rather than owning the cookbook, as we do not control when things change on their end?
I'd personally argue that if their docs are succinct that we point there rather than owning the cookbook, as we do not control when things change on their end?
That was my thinking as well
Agreed
Fixed via https://github.com/Behat/docs/pull/169
The cookbook that describes the Symfony integration is very outdated, it uses the
behat/symfony2-extension
extension which was archived a long time ago and only supports up to Symfony 4. It should be updated to use the newfriends-of-behat/symfony-extension
extension.But I wonder if it is worth to have a full cookbook about this integration or if it would be enough to point the users towards the documentation for this extension instead of repeating it all here
We should also point the users towards the documentation of the
laracasts/behat-laravel-extension
which provides similar capabilities for Laravel