Why not focusing only on prod experience? about rymfony

[Pierstoval]

After I started Rymfony, I stumbled upon your project at some point 😄

It looks very promising indeed, my goal with Rymfony is to do the same thing as Symfony CLI in the first place, and then make it more customizable than the Symfony binary.

I'd like to make sure one can move from Symfony CLI to Rymfony without any change (hence why I have the same command names and options). Once they have migrated to Rymfony, they will be able to use more features.

I see in your project that you didn't implement the fastcgi proxy yet. Rymfony has it, even though it's not perfect (has tons of issues, hence the current open issues on the repository).

I'm not available currently (was hardly working, now I'm on holiday, I'll continue the work later), but my next milestone is to refactor the php:list command, it's quite tough since I'm still a beginner with Rust.

If you feel okay with working on the current issues with the HTTP layer, feel free to contribute!

Since we're using Rust and the project is open-source, I think we can clear the path to optimize a lot of stuff in order to make Rymfony prod-friendly 😉

However, you might note that I am not considering anything related to Docker for now. I prefer to let users find their own way to use Rymfony with Docker, just the same way you did use Symfony CLI with DOcker (that's also something I do on one of my projects: bundle a docker image with Symfony CLI and use it as HTTP entry point, but it indeed has drawbacks, and I have to restart the server every once in a while...)

[Pierstoval]

@shouze I don't know if you followed the last months of development, but there were some improvements on the php:list command, and the FastCGI implementation should be okay now!

I added some elements in the roadmap (and in issues) to show what I'd like for Rymfony, and supporting read-only filesystems is a good idea, even though it'll need some tweaks (especially because we need to write information about the server's PID, FPM config, servers list, PHP versions, etc.).