New in Symfony 2.4: Quicker Access to the Profiler when working on an API
Fabien Potencier
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Contributed by
Adrien Brault
in #9342.
In the development environment, the profiler, the web profiler, and the web
debug toolbar are enabled by default. But when working on an API, you spend
more time in the console introspecting the HTTP responses as plain text than in
a browser. In that case, getting the profile URL associated with the current
request/response message is a bit cumbersome; the X-Debug-Token header
gives you the profiler unique identifier, but it's then up to you to open a
browser and remember the hostname and the path to the Symfony profiler.
As of Symfony 2.4, the profile full URL is available in the
X-Debug-Token-Link header. No big deal, but it makes things as easy as they
should be.
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Congrats too
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