Support autoload mechanism of Symfony standard #8
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…y standard edition uses that autoload file to configure the annotation class loading)
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Looks ok- I'm not too solid in Symfony though. Requesting 2nd review by @marcj |
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Support autoload mechanism of Symfony standard
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The Symfony standard edition uses a special autoload.php, which is also used to initialize the loading of annotation classes.
This pull request adds support for the mentioned autoload file and, therefore, makes php-pm easier to use with a Symfony standard edition.
Without these changes, requests fail whenever a (not loaded) annotation is encountered.