[HttpFoundation] Added File::getContent() #37479
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fabpot
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So, what should I do?
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OK, it looks like everyone prefer to have consistency with Symfony. |
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Thank you @lyrixx. |
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This is a very simple PR but I think it increases the DX when working
with uploaded files: I looked at for this method and I did not found it.
So I had to check witch method returns the "pathname" or to remember I
can cast the object to string to get its pathname.
It's a small detail, but IMHO it's better with it.
About file_get_contents vs stream: let's be simple here. If one want a
stream, they can use the code they always used for it :)