write how to use the stopwatch in symfony profiler #9320
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Or does this belogn into https://symfony.com/doc/current/profiler.html ? Learned from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26436987/symfony-stopwatch-events-not-appearing-in-profiler-timeline |
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Yes, I do like to make this a sub article in the profiler guide. This is not so much about the Stopwatch component, but more about the usage of that component in the framework. As such, it belongs to the guides.
Are you willing to create a new article, or shall we take of this PR (keeping your commit for credits)? If you want to create the article, create a new file in /profiler/ and reference it in /profiler.rst.
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| In a Controller, do: |
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This should be a double colon (::) in order to mark the next block as PHP code block.
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| $stopwatch = $this->get('debug.stopwatch'); | ||
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| Or inject `Symfony\Component\Stopwatch\Stopwatch` by autowiring. |
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Please use :class:`Symfony\\Component\\Stopwatch\\Stopwatch` to (a) render it correctly and (b) directly reference it's API documentation.
I think the line below may also be added directly to this paragraph.
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I am not a great author, but I tried a separate article anyway in #10332. ( |
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I think this should be closed in favour of #10332. |
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closing here in favour of #10332 |
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