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Cache Component: Fix SQLite3Cache instanciation #6717

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@ReDnAxE ReDnAxE commented Jul 5, 2016

My first small contribution ^^
new SQLite3Cache() instead of new SQLite3() according to the use statement

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wouterj commented Jul 5, 2016

👍 Looks completely valid to me: https://github.com/doctrine/cache/blob/master/lib/Doctrine/Common/Cache/SQLite3Cache.php

Thanks for submitting the fix and congratz with your first contribution! (it looks perfect)

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👍 nice catch! Thanks @ReDnAxE.

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wouterj commented Jul 7, 2016

Thanks again @ReDnAxE! Your first contribution has now made it in the repository. I hope to see you back with more contributions!

@wouterj wouterj merged commit faa3447 into symfony:3.1 Jul 7, 2016
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Cache Component: Fix SQLite3Cache instanciation

My first small contribution ^^
`new SQLite3Cache()` instead of `new SQLite3()` according to the use statement

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faa3447 Cache Component: Fix SQLite3Cache instanciation
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ReDnAxE commented Jul 7, 2016

Thank you @wouterj and @javiereguiluz for your review, yes I hope also :)

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