[5.1][Console] Use SymfonyStyle for easier styling #8537
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[5.1][Console] Use SymfonyStyle for easier styling
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@barryvdh @taylorotwell would be great to have that functionality also in migrations. This is how I could let my team know of important things regarding a certain migration (if there is something they need to do manually like in my case now). This won't affect too many people hence I regard this a nice to have. |
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Replaces #8338
Uses the SymfonyStyle class to simplify the question in the Command class and give easy access to more styling options (titles, caution/error blocks, more questions/tables, progressbar etc).
This leave the info/error/comment styling the same as in 5.0, but it could be changed to use the SymfonyStyle also (which are blocks instead of simple lines, see #8338 for examples)