For now I don't think we can get the phar signature of the latest release. Could this be possible to maybe include the signature as a release artifact maybe@asgrim, or similar mechanism? 🙂

Seems like we should be able by reimplementing the logic behindgh attestation verify. (for reference here is a link to start the investigation:https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/pkg/cmd/attestation/verify/verify.go). though having a signature as Composer would be definitely easier to implement and maintain.

I addressed your comments. I'll have a look at what's possible aboutgh attestation verify when I have some time 🙂

I'll have a look at what's possible aboutgh attestation verify when I have some time 🙂

PIE is quite cutting-edge as of now so I think we can merge as-is and address this in the coming days/weeks.

Thank you@alexandre-daubois !

Can we have any docs 🙃?

I'm not sure where we should add this. I would have go forhttps://symfony.com/doc/current/setup/symfony_server.html, but "Symfony Local Web Server" doesn't seem suitable. However it seems the only place we could add this type of doc? Maybe a whole section to wrappers should be added also.

I'm not sure where we should add this. I would have go forhttps://symfony.com/doc/current/setup/symfony_server.html, but "Symfony Local Web Server" doesn't seem suitable. However it seems the only place we could add this type of doc? Maybe a whole section to wrappers should be added also.

I started to talk about this with a couple of people and I believe we should introduce a dedicated documentation for the CLI with the more advanced options and only have an introduction in the Framework doc (with a link to the dedicated one).

This could also help with the fact that currently the documentation for the CLI does not take the CLI version into account because it is being embedded in the Framework documentation.

WDYT?

100% agree, I'm pretty sure many (most?) people underuse Symfony CLI because there's no clear dedicated page to it. Let's create an issue in symfony-docs 🙂