[FrameworkBundle] Register AddErrorDetailsStampListener from the Messenger component as event subscriber #38941
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…enger component as event subscriber
yceruto
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Nov 1, 2020
Yes, I tested this by installing the skeleton (dev-5.x), configuring Messenger, adding these lines in the vendor directory and removing the cache directory. After doing that, the errors of failed messages were indeed shown when running |
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Thank you @jeroennoten. |
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This is a fix for a bug in version 5.2-BETA3.
In #32904, adding the error details to a failed message in the Messenger component was moved to a separate listener. However, this listener is not registered in the FrameworkBundle, resulting in no error details stored at all (when using the Symfony skeleton). This PR adds that missing registration.