Description
When running a task with the process bundle, all "classic" output of Symfony are disabled to display a "log" trace which can not be read.
Those logs are useless. A computer can not read them neither an human can.
It will be great to have feedback like in a "normal" Symfony task, and it will be great if this output can be injected to the task to allow them making their own display.
var_dump or print_r should not be used to display data in the console. The normal Symfony output should be used, and each data display should have only one line, and should not be spread over two lines, like in all other Symfony commands.
Description
When running a task with the process bundle, all "classic" output of Symfony are disabled to display a "log" trace which can not be read.
Those logs are useless. A computer can not read them neither an human can.
It will be great to have feedback like in a "normal" Symfony task, and it will be great if this output can be injected to the task to allow them making their own display.
var_dumporprint_rshould not be used to display data in the console. The normal Symfony output should be used, and each data display should have only one line, and should not be spread over two lines, like in all other Symfony commands.