Linking to Symfony Module #477
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Arhell
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This isn't framework dropdown, so my initial reaction was "no page - no link", but we can delete it later. Maybe we can come up with a way to integrate Joomla and Wordpress to modules dropdown. |
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See Codeception/module-symfony#98 (comment)
As long as the dropdown menu does exist, I think it's better to keep Symfony in there, in order to not give the impression that Symfony isn't supported :-)
Ultimately, the dropdown should be deleted completely (or renamed to "CMS") - see Codeception/module-symfony#98 (comment)