[FrameworkBundle][DX] Sort bundles in config commands #17485
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👍 I would merge it into some 2.x versions instead of master though. |
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👍 nice improvement. Thanks @kix! |
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This will save you a lot of eye peering in bigger projects 👍 |
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OK, will rebase and reopen against 2.7/2.8 as the latest current versions. Right @fabpot? |
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Merged as #17495 instead |
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This makes the behaviour of config commands a bit more user-friendly. Scanning through an ordered list should be a lot easier for the user, especially if she knows what's the exact bundle they're looking for. The sort is applied to the bundle name, as the extension alias might not always be present.
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