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Hi 👋

Please target 7.1 branch, as this is a new feature.

1. Your new bridge need to requiresymfony/notifier^7.1
2. Does the old bridge including the old URL still work or did the revoke the old endpoint from SMS77? If this is the case we would need a bugfix PR against the lowest maintained branch for the SMS77 bridge to keep it compatible.
3. Lets rename it to SevenIo bridge andsevenio for scheme and package name
4. Please remove everything related to the deprecation of the old bridge for now, thanks

Thanks for your quick feedback, I will take care of your feedback tomorrow.

Small note: this is a new feature, so it's going to be merged in 7.1, not 6.4.

@OskarStark@fabpot, I am having trouble running the tests locally on my machine. I am trying to understand why the tests are failing in CI. how to enable the new package for the test?

Like the other day, your rebase looks wrong.

@fabpot I squashed and rebased the branch, created a docs and re recipe PR ✅

Thank you@NeoBlack.