I've replaced Sensio by Acme when needed

[brikou]

I've kept Sensio it references to Sensio Framework Bundle

[stof]

I think you need to indent it the same way than the column heading (or reduce the column width in the heading ^^)

[stof]

All shared bundles I saw (including Sensio ones) use underscores to separate the different namespace part (as for the DI alias), not dots. So it would be acme_social_blog

[brikou]

@stof ok I'll check

[brikou]

I'll take a look when this PR will be accepted because I'm not confortable with these stuffs

[weaverryan]

@stof Where have you seen examples of that? I'm actually seeing a bit of neither (looking in FrameworkExtraBundle) - parameters just seem the be lightly categorized, using a period as a separator (e.g. "view.template_annotation.class).

[stof]

periods are used as separator of the different parts of the parameter name. But the bundle name represent only the first segment, not one segment for each namespace. Look at all FOS bundles, SensioCasBundle, all Liip bundles, johannes's SecurityExtraBundle ...

[stof]

FrameworkExtraBundle does not follow this best practice at all as it does not prefix the parameters with the bundle name

[weaverryan]

I agree, I've updated the docs to match what those well-known bundles are doing.

[weaverryan]

Hey, thanks for the quick work, but I had already made this change locally before I saw this pull request. Can you let me know if I've missed anything? 808956d

Thanks!