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Discussion
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Introduce weak vendors mode
Deprecations coming from the vendors are segregated from other
deprecations. A new mode is introduced, in which deprecations coming
from the vendors are not taken into account when deciding to exit with
an error code.
| Q | A
| ------------- | ---
| Branch? | master
| Bug fix? | no
| New feature? | no
| BC breaks? | no
| Deprecations? | no
| Tests pass? | yes
| License | MIT
| Doc PR | https://github.com/symfony/symfony-docs/pull/7453
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Sample output :
# Weak vendor mode
## With both vendors and non-vendor errors
```
WARNINGS!
Tests: 1068, Assertions: 2714, Warnings: 6, Skipped: 15.
Remaining deprecation notices (1)
some error: 1x
1x in SonataAdminBundleTest::testBuild from Sonata\AdminBundle\Tests
Remaining vendor deprecation notices (4)
Legacy deprecation notices (48)
```
Exit code is 1
## After fixing non-vendor errors
```
WARNINGS!
Tests: 1068, Assertions: 2714, Warnings: 6, Skipped: 15.
Remaining vendor deprecation notices (4)
Legacy deprecation notices (48)
```
Exit code is 0
# TODO
- [x] fix colorization issues (vendor deprecation notices are always in red)
- [x] make the vendor detection more robust
- [x] make the vendor dir configurable
- [x] ~figure out how to run tests and~ add more of them
- [x] test on non-vendor file
- [x] test on vendor file
- [x] do not change the output of other modes
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