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I understand the reasoning behind not making it 'easy' to create settings, since you shouldn't need to unless you're developing and have access to the code/db, but I think a console command to create settings would be a pretty good middle ground between a full ui (pointless) and busting out a SQL/database editor (or fiddling around with writing a good query in a migration).
The console command could also generate the doctrine migration to insert the new setting for you when you deploy.
Thoughts?
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I understand the reasoning behind not making it 'easy' to create settings, since you shouldn't need to unless you're developing and have access to the code/db, but I think a console command to create settings would be a pretty good middle ground between a full ui (pointless) and busting out a SQL/database editor (or fiddling around with writing a good query in a migration).
The console command could also generate the doctrine migration to insert the new setting for you when you deploy.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: