In Symfony 3.3, the FrameworkBundle will provide a new console command called
about. This command provides information about your Symfony application
and your PHP environment. Its output can be useful to debug issues, so you
should consider asking for it when a developer reports issues using your software.
As an example, this is the output displayed when executing about in the
Symfony Demo application:
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$ ./bin/console about
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Symfony
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Version 3.2.5
End of maintenance 07/2017
End of life 01/2018
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Kernel
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Type AppKernel
Name app
Environment dev
Debug true
Charset UTF-8
Root directory ./app
Cache directory ./var/cache/dev (587 KiB)
Log directory ./var/logs (1.5 MiB)
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PHP
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Version 7.1.3
Architecture 64 bits
Intl locale en_US_POSIX
Timezone America/New_York (2017-03-31T16:55:46-05:00)
OPcache true
APCu true
Xdebug false
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Nice thing! Is there a possible to add custom information to output? Such possibility is definitely required if this is intended to supplement bugreports
Great! Would love to see also the list of enabled bundles, and their version. It'd also be nice to have this as a service, to collect all the same info and render it with a website.
@Sidora : I bet you can listen to a console.terminate event and add your own info if the "about" command was called ;)
@Tac Tacelosky bundles we're left out intentionally after some discussion; it's not really relevant to the current environment. The code is not rocket science so you can probably just copy it to some service. Note however this info is already displayed in the (web) profiler.