[6.x] Fix translator error with Symfony Console 8#14330
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This fixes the reported error but now when I run php translator translate fr for example, I get a different error:
Fatal error: Declaration of Statamic\Translator\Commands\Stats::configure() must be compatible with Symfony\Component\Console\Command\Command::configure(): void in /Users/jason/Code/statamic/cms/src/Translator/Commands/Stats.php on line 27
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Whoops - should be sorted now. Sorry! 😬 |
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This pull request fixes an issue where the
translatorscript throws an error when running on Symfony Console 8.0.This was happening because Symfony Console 8.0 removed the
Application::add()method, which was deprecated in 7.4.This PR fixes it by using the replacement
Application::addCommand()method instead.Fixes #14324