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This makes two changes:

  • I was told on Symfony Slack that using c:\> is wrong for Windows. Better use > (even if you have run a cd ... command before)
  • On symfony.com the console decoration changes depending on your operating system. But in the docs, some commands are only for Windows or only for Linux/macOS. In those special cases, we cannot change the console decoration, so let's apply a CSS class to tell that they are Windows-only or Linux-only commands.
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As you can see in https://pr-12078-jjvhw7y-nq3xa5jtywvyc.eu.s5y.io/setup.html, this worked ... but the CSS classes are modified a bit. So, let's replace the double dash by a single dash:

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@javiereguiluz javiereguiluz merged commit bd50c9a into symfony:3.4 Aug 2, 2019
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This PR was squashed before being merged into the 3.4 branch (closes #12078). Discussion ---------- Updated some console commands This makes two changes: * I was told on Symfony Slack that using `c:\>` is wrong for Windows. Better use `>` (even if you have run a `cd ...` command before) * On symfony.com the console decoration changes depending on your operating system. But in the docs, some commands are only for Windows or only for Linux/macOS. In those special cases, we cannot change the console decoration, so let's apply a CSS class to tell that they are Windows-only or Linux-only commands. Commits ------- bd50c9a Updated some console commands
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