[setup] Friendlier phrasing for people choosing not to use the Symfony CLI #13461
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…t (wouterj) This PR was merged into the 4.4 branch. Discussion ---------- No longer list the Symfony binary as a requirement Based on the same Slack discussion as symfony#13461, I think we should also change this section a little bit. Instead of listing it as a requirement (and then in the next sections, mention ways to do things without Symfony CLI), I think it's more fair to mention it as a highly recommended tool instead. Commits ------- dfe0cf8 No longer list the Symfony binary as a requirement
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This came up in a discussion on Slack, after the thread on Reddit about the Symfony CLI. This PR changes the phrase "If you can't or don't want to install Symfony for any reason" to wording that sounds less, perhaps, judging.
Personally I like using the Symfony CLI, but not everybody does. And since it's by no means required to do so, we shouldn't assume the reason why other people might choose not to. ^_^